Liza Beth | June 21, 2013
Choruses are finding crowdfunding success, from raising money for specific projects to participating in community giving events.
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Michael Doan | May 1, 2013
As all-male colleges went coed in the 1970s, they left something important behind: their music. The Washington Men's Camerata is working to preserve this historic resource.
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Kevin Frey | September 19, 2012
No longer is choral music constrained to choristers standing on risers at the front of a church or concert hall. In recent years, the traditional format has evolved into multisensory, multimedia experiences.
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An Essential Part of a Conductor's Portfolio
David Hayes | May 4, 2012
Videos play a vital role in advancing the careers of conductors today, both as self-evaluation tools and as a way to easily showcase skills to others. We explore two types of conducting videos, the guidelines to create them, and how to use them to enhance your career.
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A New Blend
Don Lee | April 24, 2012
Today's radio programmers are moving past the bad rap of early research and experimenting with a richer mix of choral and vocal music.
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Robin L. Perry | March 23, 2012
Chorus America set out to build a new website and it ended up reshaping our organization. Here's what we learned along the way.
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An Online Seminar
Chorus America Staff | January 10, 2012
Responding to survey data that revealed that 33% of responding conductors were founding directors that anticipated retiring from their ensembles within 5-10 years, Chorus America created this online seminar, Navigating a Music Director Transition. The 4-part seminar is a vital resource for any choruses anticipating an artistic change.
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Daniel Sommer | December 14, 2011
Looking for an obscure piece of music? The lyrics to a song in French? Sheet music for Handel's Messiah? These online resources will help you find what you need.
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Cory Davis | December 23, 2010
Is a chorus still a chorus if the singers are singing from their computers?
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An Interview with CASA Founder and Sing-Off Producer Deke Sharon
Chorus America Staff | December 2, 2010
Choral music—especially a cappella choral music—is more popular than ever it seems. Chorus America sat down with Deke Sharon, founder of the Contemporary A Cappella Society (CASA) and a producer of NBC's The Sing-Off, to get the inside scoop behind the a cappella choral music movement and its current place in pop culture.
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