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Full Disclosure… A Real-Life Demonstration of Choral Music Learning

At conferences we see the end product of months of preparation. Wouldn’t it be interesting to witness the beginning? In this session, the developmental singers of the Boston Children’s Chorus will rehearse a piece of music they have not seen.The chosen selection will represent a piece typical of the choir’s regular repertoire, one that would […]

Boston MA.
Michele Adams, Anthony Trecek-King



Eroding Boundaries: Artistic and Community Collaborations

Collaborations with arts and community organizations can increase your visibility in your region and provide opportunities for adventurous programming. This session will explore the questions you should ask at every stage of a successful collaboration. We will begin by discussing the two questions: what is your choir looking to gain from this collaboration and with […]

Boston MA.
Emily Isaacson



Eat, Drink, and Be Merry! The Rounds of Thomas Ravenscroft

He was the musical mind behind the ubiquitous Three Blind Mice. He is Thomas Ravenscroft, an English musician active in the early fifteenth century. Ravenscroft is mostly known for his published collections of English Folk music, catches, and rounds, in three collections. This session will include modern transcriptions of rounds by Thomas Ravenscroft, clarifying the […]

Boston MA.



Conducting Self-Renewal— Beyond Class and Workshop

Conducting music is a complex combination of musical, physical, and interpersonal skills that develop with experience and time. Though conducting is performing, there are almost no opportunities for coaching once in the field. This session will help participants explore the essentials of practical conducting “technique” in ways that will yield tools and strategies for continual, […]

Boston MA.
E. Wayne Abercrombie



Community Engagement Strategies for the Choral Ensemble

Choral organizations of all types are often searching for creative ways to engage the community. Many choruses are interested in bringing a group of people together to share in the act of singing with the goal of delivering that artistic product to the listener (consumer). However, the concept of community engagement should not be confused […]

Boston MA.
Rollo Dilworth



The Choral Rehearsal: Process to Product

Successful performances are grounded in a creative yet systematic rehearsal process that builds confidence through vocal development, musical knowledge, and security in musical performance. The process should involve layers of learning centered upon the elements of music: rhythm, pitch, harmony, texture, and tone color, combined with articulation, dynamics, and cultural understanding. The workshop will focus […]

Boston MA.
Peggy Dettwiler



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