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American Choral Directors Association

American Choral Directors Association

The mission of ACDA is to inspire excellence and nurture lifelong involvement in choral music for everyone through education, performance, composition and advocacy.

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Dreaming a Just and Equitable Choral Future with VOICES21C

André de Quadros
Boston University

Krystal Morin
Boston Children's Chorus

Bradford Dumont
Assumption University

Every Student Matters: Crafting Inclusive Spaces for LGBTQIA+ Students

Joshua Donaldson
Emporia State University

Fostering inclusivity is crucial in today’s diverse educational landscape. This session aims to empower music educators with strategies for creating welcoming and supportive environments for LGBTQIA+ students. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by this community, we will explore proactive approaches to ensure all students feel valued and respected in music classrooms. Participants will delve into […]

Every Voice Has A Home: Culture-Changing Student-Driven Voice Placement

Hope Milthaler
Kings High School

Everyone’s Song: Gender-Inclusivity in the Choir Room

Dustin Cates
Temple University

Ben Herstig
Temple University

Exploring the Negro Spiritual arrangements and anthems of Lela Anderson

Demetrius Robinson
Prairie View A&M University

Prairie View A&M University Concert Chorale

The origins of American music can be traced back to the early religious folk songs sung by enslaved Africans upon arriving to North America in 1619. The concertized arrangements of these folk songs/Negro spirituals emerged in the 1900s with adaptations by Harry Burleigh. Many composers today have drawn inspiration from the early Negro spirituals by […]

Forgotten Gems: Exploring Works of the German Renaissance and Baroque

Angelica Dunsavage
Tennessee State University

Jeff Vanderlee
University of Arizona

From Appropriation to Reconciliation: How we Heal; Where to Turn

Sydney Guillaume
Composer & Conductor

Coreen Duffy
University of Montana

Gender Bias in the Choral Field: Past, Present, and Future

Mariana Farah
University of Wisconsin-Madison

Edith Copley
Northern Arizona University- Regents’ Professor Emeritus

Lynne Gackle
Baylor University

Jessica Nápoles
University of North Texas

Coty Raven Morris
Portland State University

Elizabeth Olson
University of Wisconsin Madison

GenOUT’s Choral Community: Queer Youth Creating Change

GenOUT Youth Chorus

C. Paul Heins
Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, DC

Getting comfortable being uncomfortable about race in choral music

Joshua Palkki
Arizona State University

Arreon A. Harley-Emerson
Temple University; Equity Sings

Considering the current socio-political climate, the rise in violence against Asian and Asian-American communities, and a reignited Black Lives Matter movement, and the current rash of “anti-woke” legislation, we as choral conductor-teachers are faced with some uncomfortable truths about choral music. We as artist citizens can learn about these truths and leverage coalitions to dismantle […]

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