There's an idea that a cantata MUST have a choir in it to be any good. And that's totally false. Some of Bach's most beautiful cantatas don't have a choir at all. Two of my cantatas don't have a choir, and my collaborators said they were some of my best pieces. The thing is, not everyone has a choir. Some wards just don't. Some have a good set of women. Some have a good set of men. Occasionally, you might get lucky and get lots of both. But none of these challenges mean you can't write a...
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