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The Choral Director’s Toolbox This Week
Enjoy all episodes of The Choral Director’s Toolbox FREE at https://www.ChoralFoundation.org/toolbox In this episode of The Choral Director’s Toolbox, guest presenter Dr. Jamea Sale explores Lifelong Singing: Helping Older Singers Thrive. Drawing on voice science research and personal experience, Dr. Sale examines the physical, vocal, and social dimensions of aging that affect choral participation. She offers practical strategies for supporting older […]
New Library Management Tool (MusicLib)
Hi everyone, my name is Thomas and I’m currently pursuing my masters in choral conducting. For the past year I’ve been working on a tool to help directors and ensemble managers organize and catalog their music libraries. It’s called MusicLib, and I’m in the early stages of opening it to the public. I’ve had a […]
Graphite at the 2026 Chorus America conference
Graphite at the 2026 Chorus America conference Jocelyn and Tim are so excited to see many of you at the conference, this year in Minneapolis! Physical copies of Graphite’s Take Note magazine will be available to all reigstrants – how cool!! And, we are thrilled to have some special appearances within the conference’s programming. All […]
Voices of Garda International Choir Festival
Experience a remarkable celebration of music and culture in the heart of Northern Italy at the Voices of Garda International Choir Festival. Set along the stunning shores of Lake Garda, this extraordinary event brings together choirs from across the globe for an inspiring journey filled with harmony, creativity, and unforgettable performances. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, […]
The Small Church Hymnal
MusicEase Software has recently released The Small Church Hymnal. Small churches have always carried a large song. In sanctuaries with a few pews, in country chapels, in town churches with aging congregations, in home gatherings, nursing homes, fellowship halls, and borrowed rooms, the people of God have continued to sing. Sometimes there is a choir, […]
Three New Patriotic Works – TUX People’s Music
As we approach America250 this summer, here are three unique and patriotic choral works that provide variety from the usual standards. 1. Back Roads of America (SATB with piano and/or guitar) This original folk song honors the neglected heroes of our country: a couple who lives paycheck-to-paycheck, a single woman who works three jobs, and […]
Indelible Trebles!
Get into Good Treble You can’t spell Indespensable, Renaissance, and Sassy without an S and an A! This week, it’s all about the sopranos and altos. Three versatile, universally loved best sellers kick off our list, followed by a dozen newer entries in our catalog. Or, create your own sensational list using the filter function […]
SUMMA CUM LAUDE INTERNATIONAL YOUTH MUSIC FESTIVAL VIENNA 2027
Austria’s premier international youth music festival for choirs, bands, and orchestras. Each year, nearly 2,000 young musicians from around the world come together in Vienna to participate in a remarkable celebration of music and culture. The Summa Cum Laude Festival is held in the city’s most iconic and beautiful concert venues, including the Golden Hall […]
New Choral Piece
“Salvation and Righteousness Together” is a new choral anthem of mine. The composition begins with a gentle and calming cello motive. The musical theme sets the tone for the piece and continues to be woven throughout, providing a sense of unity and tranquility. To know more about this piece, please go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FSXOwEBBlE and/or www.beautifulstar.com. […]
The Choral Director’s Toolbox This Week
Enjoy all episodes free at https://www.ChoralFoundation.org/toolbox In this Memorial Day week edition of The Choral Director’s Toolbox, host Dr. William Baker offers practical advice in I Have a New Job–Now What? Geared toward choral leaders beginning new positions in churches, schools and community ensembles, Dr. Baker shares ten strategies for building trust, establishing professionalism, and creating momentum from the […]

