58 Children's Choir Anthems with Instrumental Parts
Did you know that singing with another instrumentalist (in addition to piano or organ) can help develop musicianship skills?
There are numerous benefits to inviting another instrumentalist to come play with your choir. Here are a few worth noting:
It fosters musical independence.
Focusing on your own part while listening to two other instrumentalists helps you develop listening and awareness skills and become a more independent and capable musician.
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