Choral

Music educators and students alike can benefit from a change of pace now and again. One place to accomplish such...

In the spring of 2000, Kathleen Kane, the choir director at Roosevelt High School in Wyandotte, Mich., hosted a German...

This is the third installment in a limited series of columns regarding standard choral repertoire. In the flurry of new...

Wouldn't it be wonderful if the students in our schools were exposed to five minutes of classical music every day?...

The concepts of teaching music either through notation or through direct rote instruction carry all kinds of baggage unrelated to...

It is easy to understand why singers are more prone to voice difficulties than others: the demands placed on their...

This is the second part in a limited series of columns regarding repertoire that is considered "standard." I have chosen...

"Choral Directors of Note" are vocal music educators whose achievements in the classroom and concert halls merit additional recognition. In...

Although evidence exists of four-mallet playing in Asia as early as the 16th Century, on Western mallet instruments it is...

photo #169; stevemarselstudio.comOften a controversial topic among choral purists, show choir has been steadily gaining popularity across the country as...

There is a set of repertoire that is considered "standard." But choral educators are all too often left to learn...

We've all seen the stereotypical opera singer portrayed in cartoons, comic strips, and skits as a man or woman in...