Want your choir to sing out? Don’t just EXPECT it - INSPECT it!
Want your choir to sing out? Don’t just EXPECT it - INSPECT it!
How many times should you listen to a piece you’ll perform? At least one full dog-walk. :)
Onomatopeic language delivery can help your emotional impact go BOOM! POW! BANG!
Get focus in your rehearsal in an instant with this trick!
How do you build a great unit sound? Layer in your singers, brick by brick.
You are what you eat? How about “You are that to which you listen?”
What is the role of individualized feedback in a rehearsal? Is it “calling someone out” or helping them?
There’s more than one way to skin a cat. Here’s a few ways to make taking attendance easier.
Learn how Toyota’s top business strategy can help us better diagnose our choirs.
Sink or swim? False choice. Sink, FLOAT, or swim. Which are your singers doing?
Singlish is a black-tie, heightened version of English. Fred Waring had it right.
What can we learn from Olympians? They sure know how to train, don’t they?
The only way to reach new heights is to raise the platform on which you stand.
Slack is a fantastic way to manage either small groups or a team of staffers!
What’s the best way to sight-read? Look to the future!