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Toward Lifelong Singing: Working with Older Adult Voices

One of the great gifts of choral singing is that it can be a lifelong pursuit. As singers age, however,their abilities and their needs change.Vocal changes, though perhaps the most obvious, are only part of the picture. This session describes the physical, emotional, intellectual, and social changes that singers commonly experience as they grow older, […]

Kansas City MO.
Nicole Aldrich



Tell Your Story: Make the Case

The choral arts are leading and modeling education initiatives,which are often about project-based learning, sequencing, creative and portfolio evaluations, and rubrics. Choirs help students develop skills and bring those skills to the next level. How can we tell our story, bringing it to administrators and the public eye, in a way that educates our community […]

Kansas City MO.
Lynn Brinckmeyer, Karen Bruno, Emily Williams Burch, Joe Cerutti, Anthony Trecek-King
Robyn Lana



Tarik O’Regan: Orchestrating Voices

Orchestration has long been an independent, yet integrated, compositional discipline closely connected with the writing of instrumental music. In this exploratory session, with a focus on O’Regan’s choral repertoire, he will investigate how the increasingly varying textural effects achieved through myriad instrumental permutations, which continue to further the genres of chamber and orchestral composition today, […]

Kansas City MO.
Tarik O’Regan



Quality Accessible Repertoire for Intermediate and Small-but-Mighty Women’s Treble Choirs

This session will focus on quality repertoire for sopranos and altos still with complex subjects and intricate texts our singers crave—but accessible musically for less-experienced groups or for advanced ensembles with smaller numbers. Repertoire will take into account the challenges we often face when programming,including divisi, independence of voice lines, ranges, and harmonic/rhythmic complexity that […]

Kansas City MO.
Shelbie Wahl-Fouts



Musician and Clergy: Collaboration as Models for Leadership

There is an increasing concern in the church today about the lack of collaboration and respect between clergy and church musicians. Each group often talks about the other with frustration and sometimes disdain. The question becomes: how can we engage in good practices that will move our music ministries forward? What strategies can we use […]

Kansas City MO.
Jeffery Seeley



Individual Assessment in the Choral Classroom: The Dirty Work!

Assessment in the choral classroom presents numerous curricular and logistical challenges. Teachers at all levels are expected to evaluate students almost immediately upon entering the classroom. This session aims to give teachers a variety of assessment tools at each instructional level. Examples of rubrics for a variety of classroom settings will be displayed, along with […]

Kansas City MO.
Amy Prats, Alyssa Carranza, Nathan Sumrall



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