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Vocal Pedagogy

Discovering the Voice of the Choir: Building Sound and Spirit

Choruses and conductors of every level can benefit from an increased understanding of the principles of resonance in the trained voice. Voice science has revealed ground breaking information for singing technique, which can be applied to the choral rehearsal. Pedagogues have written many books and articles regarding solo voice training, and now the research is […]

Baltimore MD.
Amanda Quist



Developing Vocal Techniques in the Middle School Choral Rehearsal

Choral music educators continue to develop diverse concert programs based on a variety of considerations (i.e., genre, language, time period, tempo) to promote a well-balanced choral program and curriculum for ensemble singers. However, at the middle-school level, as in all stages of vocal development, it is also important for choral music educators to consider how […]

Baltimore MD.
Sandra Howard



Cross-Choral Training – Part II Musicianship and Literacy with the Brooklyn Youth Chorus

Cross-Choral Musicianship Training is aimed at developing vocal musicians with the skills and understanding to study and perform in virtually any musical context. Following the cross-training model, students learn several complementary systems for reading and sight-singing music to provide the greatest fluency in the widest range of settings—from the classroom to the symphony hall. Based […]

Dianne Berkun-Menaker



Cross-Choral Training – Functional Voice Training with the Brooklyn Youth Chorus

Cross-Choral Training (C-CT) is a proven holistic and experiential approach to developing singers in a group setting. It is functional voice training based on voice science and health and a comprehensive approach to building sight-reading and musicianship skills. C-CT was designed by Dianne Berkun-Menaker to meet the needs of the Grammy award-winning Brooklyn Youth Chorus […]

Baltimore MD.
Dianne Berkun-Menaker



Choral Singing For Boomers and Beyond: Celebrating the Aging Voice

Choral directors seeking to expand their choral community should be looking to the retiring “baby boomers” and older adults who are returning to, or continuing their interest in, singing as they age. But the older singer has specific needs, and the Encore Chorale program has been created to provide a challenging choral environment while being […]

Baltimore MD.
Jeanne Kelly



Better Choirs, Better Singing through Voice Science

Choral directors today must serve not only as choral director but also as voice teacher. Yet some choral directors—particularly those for whom voice was only a secondary instrument—feel unprepared to truly take on the role of the choir’s voice teacher, fearing that they are unprepared or unable to help their choristers find and develop their […]

Baltimore MD.
Kenneth Elpus



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