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The Conductor as Yogi: Our Olympic Journey

February 8, 2022 by Ramona Wis Leave a Comment

I love watching the Olympics.  Summer or winter, sports I like or those I have little knowledge about—it doesn’t matter, because it is always the human-interest element behind the athlete’s journey that draws me in. The summer Olympics occur when I am not teaching or conducting full time.  I am in big picture mode then, […]

Filed Under: Choral Clarity, Leadership, Off The Podium, Others, Self Care, The Choral Life Tagged With: Leadership, Wellness, Yoga

Valentine’s Day Choir Rehearsal: 12 Productive Ideas

February 6, 2022 by Adam Paltrowitz Leave a Comment

Valentine’s Day may seem like a holiday that should be ignored in choir, but I think it could be a missed opportunity! Choir and singing is all about creating connection and spreading love. This post will share practical and effective ideas that include everyone! Here is: Valentine’s Day Choir Rehearsal: 12 Productive Ideas!   written by Adam Paltrowitz, […]

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How To Navigate Struggling Singers In A Chorus Rehearsal

January 30, 2022 by Adam Paltrowitz Leave a Comment

It can be so frustrating when one or two singers negatively impact our rehearsal with their lack of pitch matching. That droning sound can be frustrating to everyone in the room! Sometimes these struggling singers show improvement when isolated, yet their vocal progress doesn’t translate back into the rehearsal setting. How do you help those struggling singer during the rehearsal? How […]

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The Moral Dilemma of Allowing “TONE-DEAF” Singers into our Choir

January 23, 2022 by Adam Paltrowitz Leave a Comment

We all want our choirs to sound great. So what do we do when a “tone-deaf” singer wants to join our choir? Some singers that walk in our door will bring down the flow of our rehearsal and negatively impact our sound. What do we do? Do we send them away?   This blog post […]

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Your Ultimate Choir Midterm Exam

January 16, 2022 by Adam Paltrowitz Leave a Comment

Your Ultimate Choir Midterm Exam Do you have a Choir Midterm? If you don’t, there’s no need to worry! It’s not too late and we have you covered. This choir midterm exam will not take up any class time, won’t burden your students in any way, and it will be a clear assessment of how well […]

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11 Quick-Fix Rehearsal Changes You Can Make to Start the New Year

January 8, 2022 by Adam Paltrowitz Leave a Comment

If you want your rehearsals to improve, now is a GREAT time to make the appropriate changes.   Think back to December….. Were your rehearsals flowing perfectly? Were there behavioral issues? Were there disruptions that you wanted to fix? Did you want to improve the focus of your ensemble? There are simple changes that we can make to […]

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