
This page is dedicated to driving a conversation for choral musicians with the PHILOSOPHY of Choral Music at the heart of every post and podcast episode. Topics will be wide ranging from the technical aspects of our jobs and careers all the way to the artistic interpretations and values that make us who we are as artists. Join me in this conversation in which I hope we can learn from each other.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 350 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicEducation | |||

Seven years ago, Choralosophy was an experiment. Today, it’s a career. It is a job, no different than your job, albeit a bit more public. Today is the show’s 7th birthday. Here is what I’ve learned:
7 Years of Choralosophy!
As I hit this milestone,... more
An important distinction for young teachers: we want our students to view our class as safe, free and open. But, in order to do this, there must be an “operating system” running in the background. A clearly defined structure, procedures, and yes, rul... more
It can be so tempting for ensemble music directors to fall into a kind of tunnel vision where all roads lead to the “top group” or most advanced ensemble. After all, they are often the ones able to showcase the “culmination” of what our program can d... more
As much as we would love it to not be the case, Americans still see Black Musicians and make certain assumptions. Black Choir? It must be gospel? Black Band? It must be high steppers and baton twirlers. The issue is not these proud musical traditions... more
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This is truly a fantastic resource for any choir director, and specifically for school choral directors. I am currently listening to “Accessible is Beautiful” and already have the book ordered and on its way. It’s amazing that we can be on summer break from
school, staying home and sipping our coffee while having a PD session tailored to our craft on our phones…everyone should take advantage and also
contribute to this podcast if they are financially able.
This podcast is my everyday way to become a better choral director. It is engaging, thoughtful, and inspiring to people who want to be the best versions of themselves in this important field of work.
I ran across this podcast as I was struggling with being a first time Choral director. Huge impact on my outlook and rehearsal strategies. An incredibly important tool!!
Anyone leading, singing or interested in choral music should make this a part of their regular podcast rotation. Topics range from the practical (e.g. vocal pedagogy, teaching sight reading) to the philosophical (choirs and diversity/equity, how we interact with our colleagues online and what we value in our ensembles). Both inspirational and helpful!
This podcast was the piece I didn’t know I was missing as a choral director. It’s caused me to reevaluate every aspect of my job and create new definitions of excellence for myself and my students. I have benefited equally from the practical ideas and the philosophical ideas. I’m so grateful to have found someone willing to question everything and challenge our field to do better - with ideas from a wide range of “experts” on how to do just that.
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Conversations focus on the broad landscape of choral music, exploring both the technical and artistic aspects of music education. Topics frequently covered include inclusive music education, the challenges faced by teachers, and the nuances of vocal pedagogy. Episodes often feature discussions on the roles of community and parental support in music education as well as the philosophical dimensions of choral leadership and teaching techniques. The show aims to foster a sense of community among educators while addressing contemporary issues within the field of choral music, making it valuable for anyone involved in music education.
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Recent guests on Choralosophy include:
1. Dr. Craig Robertson
2. Dr. Clelyn Chapin
3. Jocelyn Hagen
4. Timothy C. Takach
5. Mitch Al-Ubaidi
6. Justin Baeder
7. Marianne Forman
8. Jo-Michael Scheibe
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