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Hi all,   What is the pronunciation of “sequutur”?  I’m assuming it’s se-kwu’-tur (sorry, can’t do IPA!), but I wasn’t sure about the double “u.”     Thanks! Dan Kreider

I’m working on my Master’s recital program and I can’t find the year that the arranger and conductor (at George Mason Univ.) Stan Engebretson was born.  Anyone know?

I am relatively new to teaching high school choir, and I am working with some of my high school students on solos for music contest. I have each of these young singers doing one song in English and one in Italian. Our problem with tackling the Italian diction is in rolling R’s. I can do […]

I am looking into box office software such as easymatch and Folio for next season.  Does anyone have experience with box office software that prints the tickets?  I am looking for pros & cons of what you like and dislike about the software program you use.

Does anyone know where this music is published??: Hosianna, hymn of abbé Vogler, Arr.: Set Svanholm, Anders Öhrwall, SATB+trumpet+organ I would be happy to get help.  

Greetings.   Has anyone attended the Sarteano workshop in Tuscany?  I’d appreciate evaluative comments.    Thanks!   Guy A Lynch Director of Music and the Arts Memorial Presbyterian Church Midland, MI

Thank you to ChoralNet users who have helped me find some old chestnuts. I have a fondness for this type of repertoire that I heard as a child–my mother sang many of them in our church. Now I like to use them as solos in the church where I am music director and I find […]

Hey! My name is Brett Hunter and I am a Music Ed student in need of 5 examples of Renaissance and 5 of Baroque choral pieces for my Choral Lit class, by this Tuesday (Feb. 16) . Any help is MUCH appreciated!

    Dear Musicians,   Our parish will be having a 50th Anniversary Mass in May, outside on one of our parking lots (meaning pavement underfoot) and providing there’s no rain!.  This is a multi-cultural combined choir of 125 voices … there will be microphones on the choir, and a “canopy” overhead (maybe 4 to 5 feet […]

I was moved by several recent ChoralNet  posts from teacher/conductors and students requesting ‘favorite’ or appropriate Renaissance repertoire for school and or ensembles.   I wish to strongly urge all to visit <www.italianmadrigal.com>.   Martin Morell has created this beautiful site valuable not just for its rare resources, including free midi and score downloads, but for what […]