Download the complete issue. ARTICLES Exploring a Treasure Trove: Secular Music for Mixed Voicesby Ruth Watson Henderson Eriks Esenvalds: Latvia’s Choral Enfant Extraordinaire by Vance Wolverton Using Technology to Create and Share Musical Analysis by Roger Hale New Voices in Research Performance Material for America’s Romantic Masterworks and A New Edition of Paine’s Mass in D by […]
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October 2012
Download the complete issue. ARTICLES Johannes Brahms Opus 62: Sieben Lieder fur gemischten Chor, Seven Unaccompanied Songs for Mixed Chorus: A Detailed Exploration, Part IIby Marika Kuzma Herbert Howells’s Sir Patrick Spens by Alicia W. Walker The Seven Deadly Sins of Choral Conducting by William M. FolgerOn the Voice Beautiful Singing with Development Choirs by Jessica Napoles, Sandra […]
Should I Take My Choir on a Retreat?
A retreat can have the activities necessary to bring a group together socially, emotionally, and musically. Retreats are also helpful any time of the year. Organization is of utmost importance. The clinician will present in lecture form and conclude with a question and answer session. A DVD will be available to the first 150 in […]
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.
Creating Music in Alaska
Individual student instruction, ensemble focus, literature, concert programming and concert presentations will be covered specifically accented for the small, remote school program.
Creative Classroom Management: Stop Disciplining and Start Teaching!
Managing a classroom is about communicating clear and consistent expectations. With fewer resources, less support from parents and administrators, and more pressure on recruiting, the success of music programs depends on classroom management more than ever. Through creative lesson planning, a high level of student responsibility, and an insistence on excellence everyday, the classroom will […]