Back when armies actually marched to get to where they were going, Major Daniel Whittle, 72nd Illinois, wrote this hymn–The Banner of the Cross. Sung in four-part harmony by one man, “Acapeldridge”–something you couldn’t do in Major Whittle’s time.
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Yes, amazing. This is one of the blessings of modern technology.
And really–if you can’t harmonize with yourself, who can you harmonize with?
you have a point there. I’m not sure I could, though.
That was good! Well done, Acapeldridge.