Level 1: Conducting the young or inexperienced singer. Emphasis is placed on the beginning singer. Course examines methods in presenting unison and two-part repertoire, reading skills and vocal technique in the choral setting. Course work also includes developing sight-reading, pitch matching, basic conducting patterns and organization. Level 2: Conducting the intermediate and advanced treble choir. The repertoire includes d developing part singing, exploring mixed meters, multi cultural vocal techniques and conducting more complex musical themes. Course work includes working with the boys changing voice. Must have successfully completed Level 1. Level 3: Conducting the advanced treble chorus and mixed chorus. Conductors will continue to study the changing voice both male and female. Students will explore larger works with more complex conducting considerations such as recitatives and choral music with instrumental accompaniment. Upon request, Level 3 conductors can gain experience in classroom technique with new singers by being a part of the Choral Festival Staff. Must have successfully completed Levels 1 & 2. Each conductor is videotaped in all rehearsals. You may review your progress throughout the week long session and at home after the workshop. Experience the excitement and the learning process of being part of the Indianapolis Children’s Choral Festival which features over 800 singers in the magnificent Clowes Hall. One or two graduate credit hours are available through Butler University, at an additional fee. Those individuals registering for academic credit will need to submit an official Butler University application (which will be sent to you) and provide evidence of appropriate academic credentials. For further information call Tracey Greider at 317.940.9640 or tgreider@butler.edu |
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| Creating Artistry - June, 2007 (incl. housing & meals) $1,300.00 | | | Creating Artistry - June, 2007 (workshop only) $700.00 | ||
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