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Why Choir Elections Are A Bad Idea

May 9, 2017 by Adam Paltrowitz 1 Comment


Choral Clarity Presents:

We live in a democratic country, but that doesn’t mean our officers should be chosen democratically. When students enter our choir room and/or our rehearsal, they enter our world and our culture.

Too many choir directors create and/or allow a ridiculous election process to occur.  But even the well-run election process is inherently flawed.  If we want great officers,

Find out Why Choir Elections Are A Bad Idea


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  1. Michael J. Seredick says

    May 9, 2017 at 7:11 am

    Retirement is an opportunity to reflect on these matters, sometimes with wisdom. I had a wonderful 32 year high school with NO OFFICERS. When I needed organization help, I posted the need for either students or parents. More people were involved and the work was spread throughout the roster. My people never failed my needs. Simple often works best.

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