Commentary

Before the first note is uttered in a choral performance, impressions have already been made. The arrangement of the singers,...

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

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...

Some would argue that the answer to the question posed in this month's column's title would be: "nothing good."For years...

Though most would agree that practice makes perfect, making practice perfect is a challenge in its own right. The variables...

K.M. Griesinger earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in music education from the University of Akron, where she is adjunct...

Maintaining a healthy vocal music program in the face of challenges such as shrinking budgets and scheduling pressure brought on...

Tours with American high school bands, choirs, and orchestras are about as American as apple pie. However, before jumping onto...

Taking a choral group on the road can be a wonderfully enriching experience. Travel can promote bonding, foster trust, expand...

Fundraising is sometimes seen as an awful chore which only takes away from teaching and rehearsal time. However, many schools...

By Stephen PrattDear Mr. Smith,I am enjoying my first year here at Central State College. I just wanted to write...