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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.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3bzq4fR3rNrE23lJWDj2GC?si=kDSM4VBsSPiKCIaL2km9pA

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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