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Hocus Pocus: 12 Tricks for Rehearsal Focus

March 28, 2017 by Adam Paltrowitz Leave a Comment


Choral Clarity Presents:

It’s so easy to allow daily rehearsals to become repetitive and automatic. When we become repetitive, our choir tends to move into automatic pilot; students learn to anticipate exactly what is going to happen and end up focusing less and less. This then leads to decreased retention from rehearsal to rehearsal.

Here are 12 Tricks to Re-gain Rehearsal Focus

 

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