Multisensory Techniques for Choral Rehearsals

Alan J Gumm

Multisensory Techniques for Choral Rehearsals

Music, School Of

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Abstract

Suggestions for getting a choir to synchronize, balance, blend, tune, beautify tone, articulate, project, and express to greater levels of artistry by isolating how people sense sound, vibration, and movement.

Original language	English
State	Published - Jan 28 2011
Event	Music Educators National Conference Division Convention - Cincinnati, OH Duration: Jan 28 2011 → Jan 28 2011

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