Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Congregational Singing
Congregational singers should, each for himself, try to listen to and follow the organ and recognized lead, whether the latter rests in a chorus-choir, quar tette, or precentor. They will thus keep together much better than by listening to each other. The most unsuccessful marcher I ever knew tried to keep step by watching the feet of his companions, instead of attending to the fife and drum.
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