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Alice Parker: The Belle of Hawley

06.12.12

Alice Parker: The Belle of Hawley

This peripatetic Jenny Appleseed of melody continues to traverse the country as a distinguished teacher, coach, conductor, and advocate for words and melody Read more

A Capital Farewell for Norman Scribner

06.08.12

A Capital Farewell for Norman Scribner

DC's "dean" of choral conductors steps down and reflects on a career that spanned a half century in the U.S. capital. Read more

When Only Some Singers Are Paid

06.01.12

When Only Some Singers Are Paid

The experience of several professional core choruses demonstrates there are ways to gracefully handle the inherent tension that arises when paid singers are brought on board in a mostly volunteer ensemble. Here are eight tips from managers, conductors, and volunteer singers who have been through this process. Read more

Mothers and Music Education: The Influence and the Impact

05.30.12

Mothers and Music Education: The Influence and the Impact

Mom. It's one little word, but such an enormous job. In celebration of mothers, we asked members of our Facebook page to tell us: "What impact did your mother have on your life in music?" Read more

You’re Never Too Old To Sing

05.17.12

You’re Never Too Old To Sing

Is your voice, like your body, showing some age? Voice specialist Leda Scearce offers insights and tips for keeping your instrument agile and well tuned. Read more

Making the case for your school choir.