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Porgy and Bess Midi Files

Does anyone know where I might be able to find midi files (SATB) for all the choral selections of Porgy and Bess?  Thank you in advance!  

February 16, 2010 - Archive User
Choral Discussions

housing needed for NCACDA

Is there any female (or two or three ladies) who is (are) attending NCACDA in Minneapolis who would consider adding another female to her (their) housing list?

February 16, 2010 - Carol A. Tralau
Choral Discussions

Advice for “morale” of Concert Choir/Intermediate group

I’ve been teaching at a private girls school for the last four years and I am noticing a trend amongst my Intermediate choir. Our department is designed with three levels of singers, a 1-semester beginning choir open to anyone (usually 30 kids), the intermediate Concert Choir (50-56 singers; auditioned freshman, girls who passed the beginning […]

February 16, 2010 - Tina Harris
Rehearsal Performance Management

Looking for Koepke’s Risen, Alleluia

Does anyone have copies of the brass parts to Koepke’s Risen, Alleluia?

February 16, 2010 - Clair Rozier
Repertoire Questions And Discussions

Greg Pritchard, Male Soprano? on YouTube

Nessun Dorma on Britains Got Talent. YouTube. Cowell’s Cowed S

February 16, 2010 - Stephen Stomps
Vocal Pedagogy Voice

pronunciation of Latin words “patiens” and “invicem”

I am wondering the correct ecclesiastical pronunciation of two Latin words “patiens” and “invicem.”   “patiens” According to the Correct Pronunciation of Latin According to Roman Usage, spelled TI will be “ti” (not “tsi”) in case of infinitive of deponent and passive verb when enlarged. It shows an example of pati-patier-patior. I am wondering the […]

February 16, 2010 - Kel Toza
History And Research

Audible Pronunciation

  Does anyone know where or how to find audible pronunciation for the Mozart Requiem and other Masterworks online?  Thank you.  

February 16, 2010 - Archive User
Choral Discussions

Looking for Renaissance and Baroque Music

I am looking for Renaissance and Baroque pieces that would be suitable for Middle or High School choirs. Thanks!

February 16, 2010 - Archive User
Repertoire Questions And Discussions

How do I prepare inexperienced singers for a musical?

I have a cast of eleven high schoolers (ages 14-17) preparing for a spring musical. They have good voices with little choir experience and some stage experience among them. Lots of potential in the group!!!!     What can I do to help them develop their stage voices, both singing and speaking?  Thank you!!!! 

February 16, 2010 - MARY CARLILE
Choral Discussions

Broad, simplistic posts from students

Perhaps I’m just cranky from all the snow we’ve received here in DC, but another post has just come in from a student in Missouri (there have been several in the past week or so) asking for suggestions for Renaissance and Baroque pieces suitable for middle school singers.  A teacher somewhere in Missouri seems to […]

February 15, 2010 - Frank Albinder
Choral Discussions
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