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Saturday Respite: Choral Class Cancellation
Wherever two or more are singing, there shall be choral music. Yes, it’s a tune by a rock band (Queen), but if this school closing message duet doesn’t elicit at least a smirk, then YOU need to get on a plane tonight for the beach. (Note to Self: I wanna work for THAT principal!)
The Young Conductor IV – becoming a better musician
If you remember my 2nd post in this series, I listed all sorts of things that a conductor must gain in terms of skills and knowledge. For the young conductor (or the experienced one, for that matter), many of the limits to your achievements as a conductor will be your own personal limitations as a […]
CJ Replay: Throat Vibrations
(An excerpt from the Choral Journal article “The Relationship of Phonation and Resonation,” by Berton Coffin) The advantages of using the Radioear Bone Vibrator as an artificial larynx is that all kinds of vibration can be played into the throat and the treatment of all types of vibration by the throat can be […]
CJ Replay: Yes, Choral Music Can
(An excerpt from the Choral Journal article “A Selected Choir in a Liberal Arts College”, by Carl A. Fehr) It may be assumed that educators in general agree that music, and in this case choral music, is an important aspect of the well-rounded individual. The liberal arts program strives to provide a good, […]