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Hint: It might just be more approachable than you think! Looking for new ways to get students to join choir and keep them coming back for more? From Pentatonix to Pitch Perfect, they’ve already fallen in love with pop a cappella. Here’s Rob Dietz to help you teach them to sing it. Rob, a cappella... Continue Reading →
By Danielle Larrick As we transition into the Back to School season, many of us are shifting our focus and starting to consider repertoire for the upcoming year. While the final choices will come down to you, this is a great way to engage your musicians and get their opinion on the repertoire you're considering for... Continue Reading →
by Caite Debevec I failed my first transgender student. I was in grad school and had never had a trans singer in my choir before. I was rooted in what I knew regarding voice types. I was sure that my priority would be vocal health above all else and I was determined to give the... Continue Reading →
We are so excited to watch the Tony Awards this weekend! There is nothing like a great Broadway musical number, and there have been so many over the decades. From classical Broadway hits to modern gems, we love to sing, dance, get sucked into YouTube rabbit holes, and get these tunes stuck in our heads.... Continue Reading →
George Crumb. Photo credit: Simon Jay Pierce. Hailed by the Los Angeles Times as “…an all-American composer – one of our best, most original and most important,” George Crumb was a titan of contemporary classical music, who was beloved by musicians and audiences alike for his aurally and visually stunning scores. A true avant-garde, Crumb... Continue Reading →
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