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Articles that have appeared previously in ID ACDA's Web/Newsletter. Most recent additions to the archives page can be found at the top of this page. The Vocal Jazz Lifeline (Part I). By Quinn Van Paepeghem, R&S Chair for Jazz and Show Choirs. Awkward, difficult, strange and beautiful. By Liz Batey, R&S Chair for Junior High/Middle School Choirs. An English experience: The traveling church choir, an experience of a lifetime Read more. Singing for your spiritual and physical health Read more.

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Idaho ACDA - article by van Paepeghem

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An article for Idaho ACDA by Quinn VanPaepeghem. The shortest distance between the schooled choral director and teaching a jazz choir is the. A Cappella Jazz Ballad. Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina wrote some of my favorite choral music. My first “ah-ha” moment singing in a choir came while singing portions of his. Missa Papae Marcelli (Pope Marcellus Mass). In my college choir. One of the many things that appealed to me at the time, was the lighter more focus. Ed tone quality,. Experiment with bright a...

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ID ACDA-Higher Education

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This page is reserved for information to be supplied by institutions of higher learning in Idaho. Please submit articles or information that will be helpful to directors and students who want to apply and audition to be a part of your college or university choir/music program. General articles on preparing for auditions, audition literature, and expectations for your specific institution are welcome. Those supplying information to the ID ACDA Higher Education page are (alphabetically):.

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Cabo Sunset

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Two awards to be presented in 2014; designed to recognize outstanding efforts and dedication to both veteran and emerging choral directors in Idaho. By Michael Murphy, President. Am pleased to announce that after investigating best practices of other ACDA state chapters, I am creating two awards to recognize the outstanding efforts and dedication of both veteran and emerging choral directors in our state. The first recipients will be awarded at the 2014 Sun Valley Fall Retreat. I hope these awards will g...

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IDACDA-Batey-article

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Awkward, difficult, strange and beautiful. By Liz Batey, R&S Chair for Middle School/Junior High Choirs. Middle School. It’s the most awkward, difficult, strange and beautiful time in a young person’s life. I know I’m crazy for saying this butI’m a middle school teacher for life. For the unchanged voice, usually 6th grade mixed choir:. Bist du bei mir. Schrimer-First Book of Mezzo-Soprano/Alto Solos) The first skill I try to teach my singers is unison. What does a good unison sound like? Alfred-David Wag...

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ID-ACDA-Boney

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The traveling Church Choir: an experience of a lifetime! By Michael Boney, R&S Chair for Music in Worship (Michael Boney is Canon for Music at St. Michael's Cathedral (Episcopal), Boise, Idaho. I am happy to share any information I can with anyone who may be interested in doing a residency abroad. Contact me at music@stmichaelscathedral.org. Official site of the Idaho Chapter - American Choral Directors Association - Contact President , Michael Murphy. Moscow, ID - 208-885-1006.

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Idaho ACDA-McMullen

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October 15, 2014. The premise of recruiting for choral music groups based on the athletic model is inherently flawed! By Seth McMullen, R&S Chair for High School Choirs. I could work with them, shape them, and mold them into a cohesive unit there you have it! Most choral ensembles are not limited by numbers; they are limited by the choices we directors make during the selection process. Recognition of individual contribution creates a sense that: We are all in this together, and the student willingness t...