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 | 308 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationArtsPerforming Arts |
Recently named one of the 100 most influential Africans, Ken Wakia joins me to share his story as a Kenyan Choral musician and founder of the successful Nairobi Chamber Chorus.
In this episode I am honored to speak with Ken Wakia, a prominent choir ... more
A blind teacher’s take on Is “music” reading or “sight” reading important enough to provide resources to both blind and sighted students alike? One visually impaired music educator says yes!
Re Robinson, a blind choir director from Florida, shares h... more
Next up on the Vocal Pedagogy series!:Justin Peterson is a voice teacher with some very interesting and thought provoking things to say about how we teach voice, and some very useful ideas about instruction!
Justin Petersen shares his journey as a s... more
A collaboration episode! Chops podcast has been making a splash in the Band world, so we decided to team up to create this “comparing of notes” on teaching choir vs. band. Available on both podcasts!
In this engaging conversation between Chris of th... more
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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.
This podcast is both inspiring and challenging. Chris doesn’t shy away from difficult conversations or topics to highlight both effective and ineffective mindsets and techniques in the choral profession overall. This podcast never fails to deliver a challenge to continue growing in our craft, and constantly encourages us to seek out ways to reflect and refine our teaching practices.
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Content focuses on a variety of topics pertinent to choral music, blending technical proficiency with philosophical explorations of artistic values. Discussions include insights into music education, vocal techniques, and the complexities of the teacher-student dynamic, while also addressing contemporary issues such as inclusion and the challenges of balancing tradition with innovation in music. The podcast features notable guests from the music education sphere, offering diverse perspectives that aim to inspire and equip choral musicians with practical and reflective tools for their journey.
With a passionate and engaged host at the forefront, the series emphasizes the importance of community and continuous learning in the choral field, m... more
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Recent guests on Choralosophy include:
1. Re Robinson
2. Megan Farison
3. Jessica Nápoles
4. Clare Stewart
5. Penelope Appleyard
6. Joseph Taylor
7. Jacob Ewens
8. Augustus Perkins-Ray
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