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Doebler to Retire from Ithaca College
SBO Staff | October 29, 2012After 35 years with Ithaca College’s School of Music, Lawrence Doebler will retire as director of choral activities at the end of this academic year. Read More... -
The Latest in Choral Fashion
SBO Staff | August 17, 2010Just as there are often dramatic differences between the presentations of a show choir, an a cappella group, and a concert choir, appropriate concert-wear for vocal groups likewise comes in many shapes and sizes. With an eye on staying hip to the latest designs and trends in choral fashion, Choral Director reached out to some […] Read More... -
The “Glee” Effect
SBO Staff | August 17, 2010Show choir is riding high these days. And it may be helped at least in some small part by the emergence of TV shows like “Glee,” which glamorize elements of the choral arts and assist in building enthusiasm for choir among segments of the student population that might not typically gravitate towards vocal ensembles. An […] Read More...
