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Soundiron Mercury Boys' Choir Micro (Kontakt Library)Soundiron Mercury Boys' Choir Micro (Kontakt Library)This is the compact starter edition of our acclaimed Mercury Symphonic Boys’ Choir library. It includes loud and soft versions of sustain and staccato “Ah’s” and “Oo’s,” as well as two syncable word articulations from Christian liturgy, “Kyrie” and “Eleison.”This is the compact starter edition of our acclaimed Mercury Symphonic Boys’ Choir library. It includes loud and soft versions of sustain and staccato “Ah’s” and “Oo’s,” as well as two syncable word articulations from Christian liturgy, “Kyrie” and “Eleison.” Description SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Mercury Boys' Choir MicroMercury Boys' Choir Micro is the compact starter edition of our acclaimed Mercury Symphonic Boys’ Choir library. This slice of a traditional English boy’s choral ensemble library includes piano and forte versions of the sustaining and staccato articulations of two important vowels: “Ah” and “Oo.” It also includes two sustaining, tempo-sync-able word articulations from Christian liturgy, “Kyrie” and “Eleison.”The Mercury Boys’ Choir captures the youth and purity of a full boy’s choral ensemble consisting of 25 singers ages 8 to 13 with a close microphone position. We recorded the award-winning Pacific Boychoir in the same large hall that our Olympus Symphonic Choir, Apocalypse Percussion Ensemble, Montclarion Grand Piano and many other Soundiron libraries were captured. The hall gives it a bright and open sound with just the right touch of transparent natural reverberation and a stellar tone.SOUND DEMOSSi BeggMicroSunlights Kiss Benedict NicholsArise Chris CuttingMission Tino DanielzikInner Space Marie-Anne FischerMystic Bridge Roman HeuserSonder Shaun

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Search cart cart-close wishlist arrow-down star star-empty chevron-right chevron-left arrow-right arrow-left close close-small remove radio-unchecked radio-checked checkbox-unchecked checkbox-checked facebook flickr google-plus instagram kickstarter linkedin mail pinterest print reddit spotify stumbleupon tumblr twitter vimeo vine youtube alert-info alert-fail alert-success Open Arrow hamburger grid icon-visa icon-mastercard icon-american-express icon-discover icon-paypal lock plus Learn how to make a fabulous beaded kumihimo design using small black peacock potato shaped freshwater pearls and black Soft Flex .014/Fine beading wire. This beaded kumihimo braid looks complex and elegant, but works up quickly. After making this 8 strand beaded kumihimo braid, you can turn it into a necklace or bracelet! This week, Sara Oehler and James Browning both shared kumihimo video tutorials, a couple were even filmed live from The Whole Bead Show this past weekend! You can find replays of Sara’s kumihimo designs using crystals, Soft Flex and SilverSilk on the Soft Flex Company Facebook Page and James’ kumihimo design using Soft Flex Craft Wire on the Soft Flex Company YouTube Channel. Soft Flex Wire is a lead-free beading wire for designers. Our .014/Fine diameter is constructed of 21 micro woven stainless steel wires. It is supple enough that it can be knotted and comes in a variety of colors. .014/Fine diameter is ideal for soft materials, seed beads and freshwater pearls.How to Make a Kumihimo Braid with Pearls and Soft Flex WireSupplies:Round Kumihimo DiskSoft Flex .014/Fine Beading Wire in Black3mm Black Peacock Potato Shaped Freshwater PearlsSoft Flex 3x3mm Sterling Silver Crimp TubesSoft Flex 2x2mm Sterling Silver Crimp TubesSoft Flex 3mm Sterling Silver Crimp CoversCaptial Cord Ends in Tin PlateLobster Claw Clasp22 Gauge Soft Flex Craft WireSilverSilk Urban Capture ChainAccent Beads (optional)Large Focal Pendant (optional)CuttersRegular Crimping PliersMighty Crimping PliersChain Nose PliersRound Nose PliersBead StoppersWhat is kumihimo? Kumihimo is an ancient Japanese form of braiding. Translated, the word Kumihimo means, "gathering of threads". The traditional form of Kumihimo is done on wooden stands and the cords are weighted with bobbins. Modern Kumihimo has moved to portable boards made from a foam base, rather than wood. The boards have notches that gently pinch the cords in place. All you need to do is follow a pattern and use the numbers (or letters) on the disk to braid your cord, beading wire or craft wire. You can add bobbins however, we suggest using our ten foot spools of Soft Flex Beading Wire or cutting strands and using bead stoppers. Kumihimo disks are incredibly affordable. Purchasing two or more will allow you to leave a design on one if you wanted to try something new on another. There are tons of options for your designs. You can customize the cords or wire used, colors, beads and patterns. There are many varieties of braids that can be designed on the boards.The round disk typically makes round braided cord and the square plate makes flat braided cord. The shape and numbers are different so you can create different patterns on each.For this 8 warp kumihimo pattern, you will need to cut (8) 16"

1. Complete the words with silent letters 2. Complete the sentence with the correct closed vowel exception word 3. Choose the r-control sentence that matches the picture 4. Choose the diphthong sentence that matches the picture 5. Choose the soft g or soft c sentence that matches the picture Soft g and c words 6. Sort soft and hard g words and soft and hard c words 7. Pick the soft g or soft c word that matches the picture Consonant-l-e 8. Choose the correct spelling of the consonant-l-e word Encoding Long vowel words 1. Use spelling patterns to sort long and short vowel words 2. Spell the long a word: silent e, ai, ay 3. Spell the long e word: ee, ea 4. Spell the long i word: silent e, ie, y 5. Spell the long o word: silent e, oa, ow 6. Spell the long u word: silent e, ue, oo, ew R-controlled vowels 7. Complete the word with the correct r-controlled vowel: ar, er, ir, or, ur 8. Complete the word with the correct r-controlled vowel: er, ir, ur Soft g and c 9. Spell the soft g or soft c word Variant vowels 10. Complete words with variant vowels Multisyllabic words 11. Put two syllables together to create a word: easier 12. Put two syllables together to create a word: harder 13. Is the syllable open or closed? 14. Complete the consonant-l-e words Encoding Long vowel words 1. Use spelling patterns to sort long and short