Choral Clarity Presents: Many teachers throughout the country are required to participate in their state’s festival while others willingly choose to bring their ensembles. While festival requirements vary from state to state, the idea of them mainly remains the same. But what do our students gain from this experience? What do we gain from this experience? Find […]
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How to Engage The Students Who Don’t Seem to Care
Choral Clarity Presents: It is certainly true that some students might appear not to care. Students might not connect to our subject, to their surroundings, to our approach, or even to us. It is our job, as educators, to figure out a way to engage all of our students. Here’s How to Engage The Students […]
How to ONLY get the RIGHT Students to Continue
CHORAL CLARITY PRESENTS: There are, in fact, students that we can deem right and wrong for our program. Many of us choose right and wrong students based on audition, but this is not the most effective, or fair way. Here’s How to ONLY get the RIGHT Students to Continue
Choir Valentine’s Day – 8 Very Last Minute Ideas
Choral Clarity Presents: Valentine’s Day is a special day for those who are “in love” and can be a miserable day for those who feel all alone. In our choir family, nobody should feel alone. We can spread love throughout our room and try to make everyone feel special. Here are 8 Last Minute, “on the […]
15 tips for your UN-AUDITIONED Choir
Choral Clarity Presents: An un-auditioned choir can truly be amazing; it can look, act, and sound just like a select ensemble but unlike a select ensemble, we have more layers of student development to focus on. Many of us have our hearts in the right place but our very approach to a “Ye all come” choir […]
Does Your Choral Program FAIL Most Students?
Choral Clarity Presents: A choir can be a welcoming and loving community for people who love to sing. For many students, it can even feel like a second home; that is……only if they are accepted into your select ensemble. Does Your Choral Program FAIL Most Students? Will you break the mold and reflect upon the choices you’ve made? […]

