Artistic and Effective Conducting
Artistic and Effective Conducting by: Dr. Ryan Kelly and Dr. Jason Paulk Part one in a series How much do you think about your conducting? Really think about it?…
View ArticleVibrant Singer/Songwriter RaeLynn to Headline 2015 Music In Our Schools Tour...
Captivating Rising Star Will Join Give a Note Foundation and Radio Disneyin Recognizing Students for Their Music Education Achievements “Always Sing” Available Now on iTunes RESTON, Va. (Feb. 24,...
View ArticleJoin RaeLynn and ‘Always Sing’ during the Music In Our Schools Tour
The Give a Note Foundation is hitting the highway again this year for the second Music In Our Schools Tour! This year Valory Music Co. artist RaeLynn will be popping…
View ArticleArtistic and Effective Conducting: Part 2
Artistic and Effective Conducting by: Dr. Ryan Kelly and Dr. Jason Paulk Part two in a series – previous parts can be viewed here. Score Study that…
View ArticleSinging in Early Childhood
Singing in Early Childhood By Marissa Curry, Ingrid Ladendorf, and Caroline Moore “Often a single experience will open the young soul to music for a whole lifetime. This experience…
View ArticleEmpower Your Choral Program by Creating a Community Culture
Empower Your Choral Program by Creating a Community Culture By Dr. Wendy K. Moy Director of Choral Activities and Music Education Connecticut College New London, Connecticut According to Morrison…
View ArticleThe P.A.S.S.I.O.N.A.T.E. Choral Educator’s Guide to Longevity in the Classroom.
The P.A.S.S.I.O.N.A.T.E. Choral Educator’s Guide to Longevity in the Classroom. Dr. Derrick Fox, NY ACDA R&S Chair for Multicutrual and Ethnic PerspectivesAssistant Professor of Music...
View ArticlePracticing Choral Music: Ten Ideas for the Singer Who Doesn’t Think They Can...
Practicing Choral Music: Ten Ideas for the Singer Who Doesn’t Think They Can Practice on Their Own By Doreen Fryling, Ed.D. This article originally appeared on Doreen Fryling’s blog and…
View ArticleKeeping the Boys Singing: How You Can Make a Difference
Keeping the Boys Singing: How You Can Make a Difference By Doreen Fryling You are not alone. We all know that keeping a critical mass of boys in…
View ArticleDo You See What I Hear?
Do You See What I Hear? Braille Music in the Classroom By Audrey Carballo So often music classes are one of the first places exceptional students are scheduled, either…
View ArticleCan a Song Point the Way to Freedom?
Can a Song Point the Way to Freedom? By Joann Benson Every child likes a good scavenger hunt, and using the Code Songs from the Underground Railroad with… The post Can a Song Point the Way to...
View ArticleSinging in Early Childhood to Create Musical Thinkers
Listen Up! Singing in Early Childhood to Create Musical Thinkers By NAfME Members Marissa Curry, Ingrid Ladendorf and Caroline Moore “Listen Up!” If your early childhood students are anything… The...
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Keeping the Boys Singing: How You Can Make a Difference
Keeping the Boys Singing: How You Can Make a Difference By Doreen Fryling, Ed.D. You are not alone. We all know that keeping a critical mass of boys in a choral program remains a yearly stress in...
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Do You See What I Hear?: Braille Music in the Classroom
Do You See What I Hear? Braille Music in the Classroom By Audrey Carballo So often music classes are one of the first places exceptional students are scheduled, either as electives in the middle or...
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Can a Song Point the Way to Freedom?
Can a Song Point the Way to Freedom? By Joann Benson Every child likes a good scavenger hunt, and using the Code Songs from the Underground Railroad with your students allows them to discover the...
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Singing in Early Childhood to Create Musical Thinkers
Listen Up! Singing in Early Childhood to Create Musical Thinkers By NAfME Members Marissa Curry, Ingrid Ladendorf and Caroline Moore “Listen Up!” If your early childhood students are anything like...
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An Abridged Choral Director’s Guide to the Male Voice Change
Research-to-Resource An Abridged Choral Director’s Guide to the Male Voice Change By NAfME Member Ryan Fisher This article first appeared in the February 2020 issue of UPDATE: Applications of Research...
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Guidance for Choral Instruction This Fall
Guidance for Choral Instruction This Fall The NAfME Council for Choral Education Is Here to Help Coinciding with the release of the updated Fall Guidance for Music Education from NAfME and NFHS, the...
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An Accidental Barbershopper Becomes a Leading Choral Advocate
An Accidental Barbershopper Becomes a Leading Choral Advocate A High School Choir Director’s Journey into Barbershop A Cappella By Jason Whitney, sponsored by Barbershop Harmony Society High school...
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Studying Voice during a Pandemic – Part 1
Studying Voice during a Pandemic – Part 1 Thoughts from Five University Voice Professors By NAfME Member Linda McAlister This blog is sponsored by Schmidt Vocal Arts, sponsor of the 2021 Tri-M Music...
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