Yesterday, we learned about music theory from pencil sketches and Mozart. Today, we learn from Captain Broccoli:
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Sing like no one is listening
Well, it has been awhile since we had a pet video:
Can you take instruction from a woman?
Building on this blog post from last week, Sharon Hansen gives us some things to think about: What might be some of the chilly conditions that female professors of myriad disciplines experience along their tenure journey? Why do these conditions exist? Especially for the young female choral conductor, negotiating the tenure path as a […]
Music and Language
In her Exchange article Early Brain Development Research Review and Update, Pam Schiller notes new thinking on the link between music and language… "Linguists, psychologists, and neuro-scientists have recently changed their long held opinion about the relationship between speaking and singing. The latest data show that music and language are so intertwined that an awareness […]
Music Theory Entertains on YouTube
Found this from some Samford Faculty via Facebook:
Is it different if you are a woman?
I saw this on a twitter tweet: So I followed up on the article and found a short article that raised the question – is it harder to be a conductor if you are a woman? Frankly, the challenges of becoming a conductor are daunting enough without adding to them the worries of doing […]