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Is Modern “A-Cappella” Healthy or Harmful to Building a High School Choral Program?

July 20, 2019 by Adam Paltrowitz Leave a Comment


Let’s discuss Contemporary A-Cappella as it relates to building a high school choral program. 

Check out Choral Clarity’s blog post:

Is Modern “A-Cappella”
Healthy or Harmful
to Building a High School
Choral Program?


Filed Under: Choral Clarity Tagged With: A cappella, choral clarity

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