Welcome What is Sacred Harp singing? Sacred Harp is a uniquely American tradition that brings communities together to sing four-part hymns and anthems. It is a proudly inclusive and democratic part of our shared cultural heritage. Participants are not concerned with re-creating or re-enacting historical events. Our tradition is a living, breathing, ongoing practice passed directly to …

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As with annual singings, the Minutes Book, which you can download from this website contains a complete printed directory of local singings, updated each year. Some local singing groups also have their own web sites: Alaska — Sacred Harp Alaska Arizona Fasola Phoenix Tucson Fasola Arkansas — Shiloh Sacred Harp Singers in Springdale, Arkansas

The meaning of FASOLA is a system of solmization used in England and America in the 17th and 18th centuries using of the original six Guidonian syllables only the four fa, sol, la, and mi and often used in conjunction with the shape-note system of musical notation.

Combined with the "fasola" technique, shape-notes allowed singing masters to teach people who could not read music how to sing. [more on the shapes] Singers would learn a tune by first "singing the notes" then repeating the song with the lyrics.

Camp Fasola is a summer camp that provides an immersive experience for learning Sacred Harp shape note singing, history, and traditions. Multiple daily sessions are devoted to teaching Sacred Harp singing as well as times for singing, fellowship, and recreation.

Shape-note singing is community music that takes its name from the four shaped notes patented in Philadelphia in 1798: Fa, Sol, La, and Mi. This living singing tradition is unlike any other form of American sacred music both in its vibrant sound and in its distinctive singing practice. See this article for more about singing in Philly. Upcoming regional all-day singings are (click on links for ...

Fa So La | Sacred Harp | Shape Note Singing | Psalter | Camp Sacred Harp Singing Camp 2024 Psalmody - The Psalter, in the style of Sacred Harp Listen to Psalm 8 to the tunes St. Martin and Eighth from Psalmody. Scottish Psalter of 1650 with audio recording and music Psalms You Love to Sing - A psalter using commonly known tunes. A Table of Titles to the Psalms

With the exception of the editors of a handful of books Southern shaped note tune compilers largerly accepted the belief that the seven syllable ("one for each note") solmization was superior to the old fashioned fasola approach.