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Standard Choral Repertoire Part II: Baroque
SBO Staff | February 5, 2008This is the second part in a limited series of columns regarding repertoire that is considered “standard.” I have chosen to focus on these works rather than newer releases because so many new teachers seem not to have been introduced to these works prior to assuming a choral education position. Most of us are left […] Read More... -
Standard Choral Repertoire Part I: Renaissance
SBO Staff | November 15, 2007There is a set of repertoire that is considered “standard.” But choral educators are all too often left to learn these works on their own, with little guidance other than their own acquired taste. Though some undergraduate programs do require or offer a course on choral repertoire appropriate for the school setting, most address it […] Read More...
