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The 5 “ROUNDS” I Use in My Choral Program Every Year – And WHY!

October 23, 2019 by Adam Paltrowitz 1 Comment


Last blog post discussed WHY Rounds are so useful;

This week’s blog gets personal!

I’m sharing the 5 rounds (plus one more) that I use with my high school choir every year, and WHY!

I hope my WHY is helpful in choosing the right rounds for your program!

 Here are:

The 5 “ROUNDS” I Use in My Choral Program Every Year – And WHY!

https://www.choralclarity.com/the-5-rounds-i-use-in-my-choral-program-every-year-and-why/

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  1. Mark Mecham says

    October 23, 2019 at 9:04 am

    Great choices. Two other honorable mentions: Luigi Cherubini’s 3-part “Laughing Canon” (printed in Wilhelm Ehmann’s choral conducting book), and from The Sacred Harp, “Welcome, welcome, ev’ry guest,” a great introduction to something other than major sounds, and a good concert processional.—Mark Mecham

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