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Great Stuff I Never Learned (Or Forgot) In Choral Methods

Christopher Peterson
California State University, Fullerton

Central to the celebration of the Choral Art: Past, Present, and Future is the professional training of experienced and emerging choral conductors and educators who change students’ lives every day through music. Great teaching inspires great music making. This interactive session will explore many of the topics that are taught in a college choral methods […]

Growth Mindset: Striving For Improvement In Your Choir And Yourself

Trevor Tran
Fort Myers High School

Help! I have to teach a jazz choir!

John Hendrix

This session will address basics of vocal jazz pedagogy with a slightly different-than-usual emphasis: What do I need to “un-learn”, leave behind, or modify when I go from teaching choir to teaching jazz choir? Choral educators are well-trained to teach choir, but not necessarily jazz choir. As we gain choral experience, we develop tried-and-true, cherished […]

HerVoice: Mentoring Emerging Women Choral Composers

John Trotter
Chicago a cappella/Wheaton College

Zanaida Robles
Harvard-Westlake School

Sarai Hillman
Composer

Edna Yeh
Vox Alta

Hospice Choirs: Creating Space For Vulnerability, Connection, and Comfort

Nathan Reiff
Harvard University/Boston Conservatory at Berklee

How Contemporary Female Canadian Composers Address Belonging in SSA Repertoire

Regan MacNay
Transylvania University

In Her Voice: Spotlighting Female Choral Composers

Hilary Apfelstadt
University of Toronto, Professor Emerita

Alan Davis
University of Nebraska at Lincoln

Lynne Gackle
Baylor University

Mari Esabel Valverde

In 2022, a number of conversations among several choral conductors led to the idea that our profession was past due for a publication focused specifically on female choral composers. Many of the existing materials on female composers highlight gender rather than the media for which they compose, and many such materials include primarily instrumental composers. […]

In Her Voice: Women in Musical Leadership

Amanda Quist
University of Miami Frost School of Music

Lynnel Jenkins
Princeton Girlchoir, Timberlane Middle School

B.E. Boykin
Georgia Institute of Technology

Julie Yu
Kansas State University

Integrating Aural Theory in the Choral Rehearsal

Lauren Whitham
Western Kentucky University

This interactive session is designed to support music literacy and promote independent learning through the integration of aural skill development in the choral rehearsal. We will examine trends and address common issues related to sight singing, including instructional strategies, use of time, assessment, financial considerations, student engagement, and the importance of selecting quality choral literature […]

It Takes Two!- Teaching Choral Musicianship through Hip-Hop

Jasmine Fripp
Passionate Educators, Inc. and GIA Publications

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