I’ve just returned from a week away. During that time I heard virtually no music and didn’t sing a single note.
It got me thinking about how having a break from music can reinvigorate our music-making practice.
Monday, May 27, 2019
Monday, May 20, 2019
Choir leaders: how to give yourself a break and not feel guilty
We all need a break from time to time. Even choir leaders.
But some of us find it hard to prioritise downtime. Here are some ideas for how to take a break without feeling guilty.
But some of us find it hard to prioritise downtime. Here are some ideas for how to take a break without feeling guilty.
Labels:
choir,
choir leader,
choirmaster,
choral director,
holiday,
illness,
relaxation
Monday, May 13, 2019
Why I record the songs at the end of every singing workshop I lead
Some years ago I began to record the songs learnt at the end of each of my singing workshops.
Here’s why I continue to do it, and what the benefits are.
Here’s why I continue to do it, and what the benefits are.
Labels:
learning songs,
recording,
singers,
singing,
singing workshop,
workshops
Monday, May 06, 2019
What to do with your hands while singing – 5 ideas for singers in choirs
If you’re not holding sheet music, what should you do with your hands while singing?
This can be problematic in a choir. Here are some ideas.
photo by mr. throk
This can be problematic in a choir. Here are some ideas.
Labels:
choir,
choir members,
choralography,
concert,
performance,
rehearsal,
singers,
singing
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