A CAPELLA

“Carol of the Bells” Margaret Dorn & the Accidentals music review by Dashal Jennings

The definition of A cappella is “a performance by a singer or group of singers without instrumental accompaniment” in other words Margaret Dorn and the Accidentals are performing the song “Carol of the Bells” using only their voices. Read on for “Carol of the Bells” Margaret Dorn & the Accidentals music review by Dashal Jennings.

That is a way of saying that the vocals are really going to be stellar or they are going to suck. No amount of lying will change what you hear here. It is from those voices directly to your ears without stopping.

Now provided you have moderately decent ears to hear with and decent quality speakers to play the song on you should be able to hear exactly what the artist wants you to hear.

Thoughts from another singer

As a singer myself I can tell you that this layering of vocals is hard. It is especially hard when each has to have its own sonic space so it does not sound muddy. In fact you can hear the amount of things that had to happen on this song by listening

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“Carol of the Bells” by Margaret Dorn & the Accidentals, show how much imagery can be brought out by taking the time to pre-plan the arrangements. Then by making sure that they are captured with as much clarity and airiness that they can get.

This was a please even for a non-Christmas caroler to listen to and I believe everyone from pro level musicians all the way to the person who cannot carry a tune in a bucket will enjoy the vocal renditions of these folks as they strive to spread their musical good will across the waves of time.

IN CONCLUSION

All I can say is that it’s beginning to sound a lot like Christmas here at my desk. This is a must hear for anyone that loves Christmas music.  I have to score this a 5 star out of 5 star as it is simple beautiful.