Resource Topic: Rehearsal Tools

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Preparing for Rehearsal

In order to have a great rehearsal it is best to make a plan, create a map and know where you are heading! The best time to plan your upcoming rehearsal is the morning after your last one while the musical issues are still fresh in your mind.

Programming with the Global Majority

Here are recommendations for how you can make solid repertoire choices and explore differing human perspectives – various voices, world views and identities in your artistic planning.

Recording
RHYTHM: Choral Masterclass / Vocal Clinic

This is the lesson plan used when going into schools typically 1-2 weeks before the RHYTHM assembly. The goal of this session is to teach the students about the power of making music through the lens of activism to create social change.

RHYTHM: Storyteller Workshop Timeline

This story-sharing timeline offers a guide for how to plan and share singer stories that are specifically tailored to the partner school.

Seelig Recommended Repertoire
Singing Strong With An Aging Voice
Teaching Lucas
Technology in Rehearsal

The first steps into digital sheet music have been taken. While there is much room for growth and development there are several tools available for use in the traditional choral rehearsal in the areas of music readers, notation readers and audio/video apps.

Tips for Memorizing Music