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volume
56, number 1
In the June/July 2004 issue of
The Chorister
- Judy Henneberger
outlines the critical components of a rehearsal and how they vary
based on the time youhave available. Three rehearsal planning
templates are provided with her article
- Betty Bedsole
addresses the importance of "Process" over "Product"
for our young singers. Looking for a curriculum that provides
your choristers with the essential processes? Check out Choristers
Guild's Stepping Stones.
- Nan Grantham
begins a six-part series, "Teaching from the Middle of the
Road." In each issue of Volume 56, Nan will explore a musical
concept and offer teaching ideas that can accomodate younger and
older choristers.
- Doug Haney
interviews members of his parent advisory group for his youth
choir to reveal some strategies for engaging and keeping parental
involvement and support.
- Mary Nelson
Keithahn starts an exploration of the hymnal that will help choir
leaders equip their singers with a working understanding of the
hymnal.
- John Sutton
continues his series on tuning the un-tuned singer. In this issue
John tackles the problem of making the choir a choral unit.
- Norma de
Waal Malefyt and Howard Vanderwell, long time collaborators in
ministry, share insights into the team approach of worship planning.
- Reverend
Steve Rice begins a devotional series for use with children.
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