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Taking the Pain Out of Sight-Singing!

While almost every choral director wants musically literate musicians, the sight-singing process can often be a vulnerable and downright painful one, especially for middle and high school choristers. This interactive session will provide teachers with a practical and comprehensive Music Learning Theory-based skill set that will make sight-singing accessible, enjoyable, and successful, thus inspiring confidence, […]

Baltimore MD.
Amy Beresik



Engaging Elementary Choristers through General Music Methodology

Join the chorus! Boston Children’s Chorus conductors, Irene Idicheria, John Reynolds, and Whitney Simmonds, engage you as the chorister in this highly interactive session. Idicheria, Reynolds,and Simmonds will demonstrate various approaches to incorporating general music methodologies into the elementary choral rehearsal. Participants will leave with strategies to identify and extract key skills and/or concepts from […]

Baltimore MD.
John Reynolds, Irene Idicheria, Whitney Simmonds



Repertoire and Rehearsal Strategies for Adolescent Singers in Vocal Transition: The Emerging SATB Choir

Middle school and high school choral directors across the country are always faced with the challenge of choosing repertoire that fits the voices of their singers—especially male singers. The constantly shifting vocal range of male and female adolescent singers makes it difficult to plan repertoire and assign vocal parts. This session will provide the participant […]

Dallas, TX
Rollo Dilworth



Integrating Common-Core Learning Standards into the Choral Curriculum

This session is designed to introduce the Common-Core Learning Standards for the secondary grade levels (7–12), and discuss ways in which these standards can be integrated into the secondary choral rehearsal. Specific concert ideas that support the Common Core Learning Standards will be presented, along with assignment guidelines, lesson-plan templates, and assessment rubrics. This presentation […]

Dallas, TX
Victoria J. Furby



Critical Thinking in the Choral Rehearsal

This session will explore methods for incorporating critical thinking skills into the choral rehearsal. Many choral directors feel intense performance pressures and assessing students in a meaningful way is not often a priority. Often, choral directors simply do not have sufficient strategies for how to make critical thinking a seamless integration into their instruction. In […]

Dallas, TX
Jessica Nápoles



Recruiting and Retaining Singers: Making a Plan That Maintains or Grows Your Program—Even in Tough Economic Times

This session is about maintaining your program from year-to-year and recruiting for future success with practical applications in the high school choral classroom.

Seattle WA.
Kurt McKee



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