:49:02
Give me an A, please.
:49:08
Okay, wait a-- Okay.
:49:09
- Um, try this.
- Mm-hmm.
:49:12
Close your eyes.
:49:13
Visualize yourself
in a room full of people.
:49:17
Lots of silverware, people
dropping stuff, talking loud,
:49:20
drunks, women with,
with trays going,
:49:22
''What are you gonna have?''
:49:23
Your voice has to carry
over the din.
:49:26
You have to get up over
all of that...
:49:28
to be heard in the back
of the room, where I'm sitting,
:49:30
listening, straining
to hear you.
:49:32
- Okay?
- Okay.
:49:34
Keep that in your mind
when we do this.
:49:36
Sister.
:49:46
- Sister, that's amazing.
- We call that an A with an attitude.
:49:49
That's what you need. You have to
put attitude in what you sing.
:49:52
You have to think about what you're
singing. It's not just quacking.
:49:55
This is--
This is rejoicing.
:49:58
You are singing
to the Lord.
:50:00
Let's review
those notes again...
:50:02
and see if we can
put it together.
:50:04
Sister.
:50:07
Basses. Altos. Sopranos.
:50:11
On three.
One, two, three.
:50:19
Oh, we did it.
We actually sang a chord.
:50:21
That was exciting.
That was exciting.
:50:23
Yeah, you sang a chord
for two seconds.
:50:26
The next thing you have to learn how
to do is listen to each other.
:50:30
That's a big key.
Big key.
:50:32
You must listen to each other
if you're going to be a group.
:50:35
- I knew that.
- Mary Lazarus, I--
:50:39
As soon as I walked in the door,
I knew that you knew this.
:50:42
Now, you're somebody who's into
hard work and discipline, aren't you?
:50:46
Of course. I'm a nun.
:50:47
Four Popes now.
:50:49
Four? Wow.
:50:52
How often do they rehearse?
:50:54
Twice a week,
a couple hours.
:50:55
Not enough.
I mean, listen to them.
:50:57
They really need
a lot of work.
:50:59
They gotta rehearse
every day.