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Making Your Choir Thoughts Public with Adam Paltrowitz

October 17, 2019 by Chris Munce Leave a Comment


I have noticed in the 6 months I have been doing this show that there is a hunger for questioning and exploring choral and educational topics at a philosophical level, about asking why, offering answers, and dialogue. We don’t get much of this at conventions, we get presentations. This is NOT a condemnation of the convention model. That is also an important source of growth for directors. However, they are not capable of the free form, open ended nature of a blog or podcast.

We get it a bit of open endedness in college, but they are mostly lectures and prescriptions. So I invited Adam Paltrowitz of the Choral Clarity Blog to join me in discussing this brave new world and his experience in the choral blogosphere.

Be sure to check out all of Adam’s great work at www.choralclarity.com and on the Choral Clarity facebook page.


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