Quick Starts for Young Choirs

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Begin each class period or rehearsal with five minutes or less of creative, singer-tested activities to help grab the attention of your students while developing musicianship. Warm up the body and voice with muscle movement activities and vocal exercises. Sharpen your singers' focus with games, tension breakers and ear training, and develop music skills with sight-singing, music dictation and music theory. Graphics and music examples are included.

[@blktenor]

I plan on using this!

[@californialinchen]

I'm soooo going to do this with my young students. Wonderful, thank you!!

[@jwpepper1876]

You're welcome! Let us know how it goes.

[@efs797]

I am so grateful for you having posted this.

[@jwpepper1876]

Glad you liked it, Emanuel!

[@efs797]

@@jwpepper1876 just got the book because of this vid. I'm swapping music samples with ones from my newly adopted country, and added practice games from other ed. disciplines for large groups. Having a blast.

[@pinkpanther_386]

Hi could you advise how to get the exercise book? Any link? Thanks

[@nathanrosich6584]

Watched the video, planning to buy immediately, such good exercises

[@jwpepper1876]

That's great, Nathan! Let us know how they work for you.

[@facumusicyt]

This is magic

[@onceavonneatime1364]

I was really looking forward to learning the solfege for the Ping Pong exercise lol. Hard to teach that one!!

[@jwpepper1876]

Yes, that one takes some practice!

[@muscasket]

Is`nt a "Ping pong ball" sond a music of Rossini`s "William Tell" ouverture?

[@barrypittard5797]

Lena Turchinskaya, Yes it is by Rossini

[@mxqaii8421]

ONLY THREE COMMENTS? WOW! Useful

[@cara9838]

LMAO

[@sonyaeyles8801]

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