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Choral Techniques

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Textbook by: Gordon Lamb. E-mail the author

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Summary: CHORAL TECHNIQUES is appropriate for those who rehearse choral ensembles and present them in concert and those who want to learn about choral singing. It will also include areas of interpretation, score study, analysis, diction, music selection, department leadership and others. This collection is under development for Connexions. When completed, it will represent an update of the CHORAL TECHNIQUES text that has been available for many years. When this collection is completed, all aspects of choral music will be addressed.

This collection contains: Modules by: Gordon Lamb.

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