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R&R Deep Dive: Community Choirs

Matt Hill
National Community Choirs R&R Chair

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Matt Hill

National Community Choirs R&R Chair

Matt Hill is a choral conductor/composer/educator based in Omaha Nebraska. He founded the nonprofit “Sing Omaha” in 2007, and serves as Executive Director and Artistic Director; conducting three choirs (of 8), planning annual eight-concert seasons, teaching applied voice, and overseeing a faculty of 30 educators. Hill serves as Director of Choral Activities at Creighton University in Omaha, conducting the Chamber Choir and University Chorus and teaching coursework. He earned a Master’s degree in Choral Conducting at Oklahoma State and a Doctorate in Choral Conducting at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Hill regularly presents at professional conferences, and is active as a guest conductor. He serves ACDA as a national board member, and is the Executive Director of its Nebraska chapter. He is a two-time Nebraska Choral Conductor of the Year and won the Teaching Excellence Award (faculty member of the year) at Peru State (NE) in 2019.

From 2023 National Conference

This repertoire-focused session will provide historical, theoretical, and performance practice guidance for 5 to 6 titles from the Community Choirs Virtual Reading Session. We will discuss the most efficient ways to introduce and teach each selection, identify likely “trouble” spots, and share strategic tools to address those moments efficiently and effectively. The session will also include a handout with a substantive guide to each of the “Deep Dive” octavos to keep with your scores for future reference. This will include IPA for foreign language pieces, composer biographies, a rehearsal guide, and where possible, composer comments about their repertoire.

Canto que Amabas
Z. Randall Stroope
Alliance Music Publishers

Saturn’s Embrace
David Von Kampen
MusicSpoke

Agnus Dei
Hyun Kook
Hinshaw Music

Gaudeamus Hodie
Victor C. Johnson
Santa Barbara Music Press

Lightless Luster
Robert Schumann ed. William J. Bullock
T.U.X. People’s Music

This content was published on: March 21, 2023

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Additional Sessions

  • R&R Deep Dive: World Musics and Culture: Love, Lyricism and Humor in World Music
  • R&R Deep Dive: Senior High
  • 2023 Spring Contemporary Commercial–Contemporary A Cappella Virtual Reading Session
  • R&R Deep Dive: Music in Worship
  • R&R Deep Dive: Men’s/TTBB Choirs

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