You Can’t Argue With The Results
Yes, you can argue with the results of bad leadership.
arrange • compose • conduct
Yes, you can argue with the results of bad leadership.
As you compose or arrange, let the choices you make come out of a specific vision for the piece.
It’s a lot easier when you’re navigating if you have a map.
Sometimes singers ask to practice their part an octave down. What’s your response?
Your students will sing through illness if you ask them to.
Active listening is practice.
There’s no upper limit to how much you should repeat yourself.
A choir retreat isn’t about the singing.
You don’t have to work painstakingly on every phrase.
What percentage difference does your conducting make?