
The Hope of Singing
If there were ever a time when singers needed hope, the past year has been that time.
If there were ever a time when singers needed hope, the past year has been that time.
Chances are good that if you’re a choral director, you already have a choice selection of canons in your bag of tricks.
Although he is little recognized today, the English composer Sir Charles Villiers Stanford (1852 – 1924) was one of the most prominent musicians in the
Thoughts on how to keep music making alive during a pandemic.
This gem, beloved by my choirs, was a staple of my children’s choir repertoire for many years.
As we enter the third decade of the twenty-first century, the time has come for music educators to stop pussyfooting around and advocate for universal
“Herring’s Head“ is a cumulative folksong that I have taught and sung with students of all ages at many schools over the course of my teaching
For about 25 years, I spent nearly every holiday season consumed by the preparations and execution of a big school performance. I have directed so