In this issue:
From the Editor (P. K. Freer)
Changes to Spacing Preference in Ensembles of Varying Size: a Pilot Study (K. A.
Adams)
Effects of two conductor final release gestures on perceptual and acoustical
measures of individual singers’ vocal production and vocal sound: A pilot study
(J. N. Manternach & M. C. Brunkan)
Middle and High School Choral Directors’ Programming of World Music
(S. Cash)
Sample Page
December 2019
Download the complete issue. (6.4 MB) Electronic Choral Journal **Download individual articles by clicking on the titles below.** FEATURES For He is Our Childhood’s Pattern:A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols as an Intergenerational Modelby Benji Stegner Great Choral Classics You’ve Never Heard Ofby Joshua R. Jacobson Interview with 2019 National Legacy Directors Chorus Conductors:The […]
November 2019
Download the complete issue. (21 MB) Electronic Choral Journal **Download individual articles by clicking on the titles below.** FEATURES From Out of the Depths:Arnolds Schoenberg’s “De Profundis” (Psalm 130), Op. 50Bby Mary-Hannah Klontz Ephraim Amu’s African Songs: Notation and Performance Practiceby Felicia Sandler ARTICLES On the VoiceSemi-Occuled Vocal Tract Exercises in the Choral Rehearsal:What’s the […]
October 2019
Download the complete issue. (6 MB) Electronic Choral Journal **Download individual articles by clicking on the titles below.** FEATURES Ours to See: Emerging Trends in Today’s Choral Compositionsby Alan Denney The Choral Editions of Maynard Klein: Influence and Importanceby Kevin M Simons *PDF Comparison of Several Klein Editions Rihards Dubra of Latvia: Contemporary Master of […]
September 2019
Download the complete issue. (6 MB) Electronic Choral Journal **Download individual articles by clicking on the titles below.** FEATURES Everyday Advocacy for your Choral Programby Karen L. Bruno Music Education Advocacy Post Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)by Tooshar Swain Raising the Voices of a Generation: The Role of Choral Directors in Increasingly Complex Timesby Jeff […]
Yoga for Conductors and Singers
This yoga class will help participants to find freedom from pain and stress, to increase focus, and find the path to peace through movement, breathing, chant, meditation, and relaxation. No yoga experience or flexibility is necessary. Wear gym clothing. Bring a yoga mat or beach towel.
