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Italian Latin: Learn to Pronounce the "S" Consonant

Donald McCullough | February 4, 2010

Conductor Donald McCullough guides us through the treacherous minefield of choral text pronunciation in Italian Latin with this multi-part series.
Episode Nine: The "S" Consonant

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Italian Latin: Learn to Pronounce the "R" Consonant

Donald McCullough | February 4, 2010

Conductor Donald McCullough guides us through the treacherous minefield of choral text pronunciation in Italian Latin with this multi-part series.
Episode Five: The Evil "R"

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Italian Latin: Learn to Pronounce the "Oh" Vowel

Donald McCullough | February 4, 2010

Conductor Donald McCullough guides us through the treacherous minefield of choral text pronunciation in Italian Latin with this multi-part series. 

Episode Three: The "Oh" Vowel

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Italian Latin: Learn to Pronounce the "Eh" Vowel

Donald McCullough | February 4, 2010

Conductor Donald McCullough guides us through the treacherous minefield of choral text pronunciation in Italian Latin with this multi-part series.
Episode Two: The "Eh" Vowel

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Italian Latin: Learn to Pronounce the "Au" Diphthong

Donald McCullough | February 4, 2010

Conductor Donald McCullough guides us through the treacherous minefield of choral text pronunciation in Italian Latin with this multi-part series.
Episode Four: The "Au" Diphthong

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Going for Baroque

Jason Paulk | February 20, 2009

Sure they wore different fashions back then, but did they sing differently too? Check out these tips and warm-ups that will help you to sing difficult baroque pieces like the B Minor Mass with more ease and authenticity.

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Drink Up!

Michael Shaughnessy | February 13, 2009

You might think that, as singers, we'd be much more in tune, so to speak, with the need for regular replenishment of our "precious bodily fluids." But this is not necessarily so.

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The Choral Meditator

Lisa Houston | February 20, 2008

Can meditation make you a better singer? Yes, and that's not all. Meditation can improve relaxation, concentration, and even health.

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Exercises for Singing In Tune

Tony Thornton | February 1, 2008

Is your intonation sagging? Try these uplifting vocalises.

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Continuity Planning: Prepare Your Chorus for the Unexpected

Jim Nelson | February 1, 2006

As organizations of every type struggle to get back on their feet after natural disasters in the recent past, we are all reminded that it could happen to anyone. A business continuity expert shares steps you can take to mitigate the effects of a crisis.

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