Give My Regards to Spongebob – Taking Your Group to Broadway!
Your ensemble is making the trip to New York City, how do you decide what to see?
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Your ensemble is making the trip to New York City, how do you decide what to see?
The title of this article needs to be: “Three Reasons Why Choir Singers Should Learn an Instrument That Plays Chords, Like Piano or Guitar.”
These things are practical and have proven to work!
This is a simple but somewhat thorough description of the syllables for movable do solfège with la-based minor and how I applied them in my work as a teacher.
In this final (for now, anyway) installment of this series, we’ll discuss some myths related to motorcoach travel and expectations at hotels when traveling with your ensemble.