Episode 11: The Sound Can't Be at the Sacrifice of the Process

Choral Connectivity: A People-First Approach to Singing

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Squid Game is back—and this time, the knives are out. In the thrilling Season 3 premiere, Player 456 is spiraling and a brutal round of hide-and-seek forces players to kill or be killed. Hosts Phil Yu and Kiera Please break down Gi-hun’s descent into vengeance, Guard 011’s daring betrayal of the Game, and the shocking moment players are forced to choose between murdering their friends… or dying. Then, Carlos Juico and Gavin Ruta from the Jumpers Jump podcast join us to unpack their wild theories for the season. Plus, Phil and Kiera face off in a high-stakes round of “Hot Sweet Potato.” SPOILER ALERT! Make sure you watch Squid Game Season 3 Episode 1 before listening on. Play one last time. IG - @SquidGameNetflix X (f.k.a. Twitter) - @SquidGame Check out more from Phil Yu @angryasianman , Kiera Please @kieraplease and the Jumpers Jump podcast Listen to more from Netflix Podcasts . Squid Game: The Official Podcast is produced by Netflix and The Mash-Up Americans.…

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In this episode, I speak with choral colleague Brad Dumont, who has choral experience at almost every level. In a single week, Brad works with a church choir, a community choir, a collegiate choir, and a children's choir. In all of the aspects of his work, Brad evaluates his choices to ensure a people-first approach in everything he does. As a result, Brad's choirs perform in unique ways, his singers explore non-traditional aspects of the choral realm, and the community surrounding him is accepting and inclusive.
How does non-traditional programming fit in with the people-first approach in choral music? Let us know your thoughts on Instagram and Facebook (@choralconnectivitypodcast), through the contact form on the website (choralconnectivity.com) or through my email (podcastchoralconnectivity@gmail.com). I can't wait to hear your thoughts!

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Choral Connectivity: A People-First Approach to Singing

Episode 11: The Sound Can't Be at the Sacrifice of the Process

Choral Connectivity: A People-First Approach to Singing

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#Theater #Arts #Kirsten Oberoi #Choir #Chorus #Music Education #Music Ed #Singing #Arts And Education #Education Philosophy #The Art of Leadership

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Choral Connectivity: A People-First Approach to Singing

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A "read and riff" episode, I read and riff on my latest Chorus Connection Blog Post, titled Valuing Learning Over Knowing.

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Start With Relationships 1:12:21

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Today's story-filled episode features Erik Jacobs, a middle-school-choir expert from northern Virginia. We talk about students and teachers and how to build individual relationships with each student to engage them and get buy in. We also chat about something we agree on wholeheartedly - the importance of inclusivity in the choral classroom and field. Don't miss this joy-filled, inspiring episode!…

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What is music if it's not for a message? 50:12

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In today's episode, we speak with Adrian Dunn - a critically acclaimed singer, composer, and conductor - about his story, his compositions, and his truth. This conversation inspires all to think about the cultural context of the pieces we teach, and the importance of understanding the "why" of yourself, your singers, and your audience. You can check out Adrian's latest composition, Emancipation: Act 2 (Live), recorded by The Adrian Dunn Singers and Rize Orchestra wherever you listen to music! https://adriandunn.com/…

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Today's episode features an exploratory conversation with singing voice specialist and trauma-informed voice car facilitator Megan Durham. Through this episode, Megan and I talk and philosophize together, as well as explore language, choices, intentions, and more. Megan and I come from two different perspectives - one-on-one voice perspectives and large ensemble perspectives. Whether you teach voice in a individual or group setting, this information is so valuable! I learned more about myself in this conversation than I expected to. You may learn about yourself as well! In the episode, Megan recommends the book Stalking Wild Psoas by Liz Koch. Check it out! Learn more about Megan on her website. Be sure to join our community on Facebook and Instagram , and if you are inspired by the content, please support using Buy Me A Coffee ! Check back every Thursday for a new inspiring episode.…

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The Art of Collaboration: Part Two 41:41

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Today's episode is the continuation of last week's episode with the inspiring members of October Project, who discuss their "Book of Rounds" and more! Through the end of our conversation, we discuss Julie's intent for her lyrics in the world, as well as how the three work together in collaboration through music. Check out the remainder of this episode on your way home from ACDA this weekend!…

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Today's epsiode is the first of two parts with the inspiring members of October Project, who discuss their "Book of Rounds" and have inspiring conversation regarding performance, connection, and more. Composer Emil Adler, writer Julie Flanders and vocalist Marina Belica of October Project are award-winning, genre-defying recording artists and producers who collaborate in the creation of musical recordings and events. Powered by Flanders’ words, Adler’s music, and the group’s trademark harmonies, their earlier work with SONY/Epic and subsequent recordings have been enjoyed by millions. Bridging the worlds of pop, classical, a cappella and choral, they continue to innovate the landscape of Independent Music. See how their work can be used in the newly published Oxford Press “Choral Artistry: A Kodály Perspective for Middle School to College-Level Choirs, Volume 1.”…

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Why is music education research important? How is it connected to practice? What are the big questions being explored? Today's conversation with Dr. Kelly Bylica revolves around music education research and advocacy. We discuss Brené Brown's definitions of "fitting in" versus "belonging", and how perhaps Music Education Advocacy needs to step away from saying we are "just like" other academic subjects. Rather, let's answer the more challenging questions like value and why, and advocate for music education using what makes our classrooms unique and different (and necessary!) Be sure to join our community on Facebook and Instagram , and if you are inspired by the content, please support using Buy Me A Coffee ! Check back every Thursday for a new inspiring episode.…

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Today's passionate conversation is with Dr. Jace Saplan, Director of Choral Activities at Arizona State University and the Artistic Director of the Nā Wai Chamber Choir . Our conversation weaves together many important topics, including (but not limited to:) conductor mindset and living into your identities outside of choral music honoring others and honoring yourself in choral music Replacing the word "rebuilding" with "evolving" Music as an ancestor ...and so much more! Tune in to be inspired today. Be sure to join our community on Facebook and Instagram , and if you are inspired by the content, please support using Buy Me A Coffee ! Check back every Thursday for a new inspiring episode.…

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Arreon Harley-Emerson is the President and CEO of Equity Sings , serving organizations with consulting on matters of governance, fundraising, strategic planning, management, and creating cultures of diversity, equity and inclusion. He also serves as the ACDA Diversity Initiatives chair. Arreon's passion and joy is in every moment of this episode, as he gives some really helpful do's and don'ts, discusses the 6 Traits of Inclusive Musical Leadership and more. You won't want to miss this episode! Be sure to join our community on Facebook and Instagram , and if you are inspired by the content, please support using Buy Me A Coffee ! Check back every Thursday for a new inspiring episode.…

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This week's conversation is with Ruthie Millgard, the Artistic Director of San Diego Children's Choir. With her high school level singers, Ruthie makes time for improvisation and "circle songs" in rehearsal (and even, often, in performance!). Through these improvisation exercises, students are allowed to explore musical phrases and are given lots of space to be "wrong". Community is built in this non-judgemental space, and connects the ensemble in a unique way. At the end of the episode, we talk about Ruthie's passion project, Music & Memory, and how her students are singing with, serving, and holding hands with people effected by dementia. Interested in more information about the San Diego Children's Choir Youth Festival in 2024? Find more info at this link. Be sure to join our community on Facebook and Instagram , and if you are inspired by the content, please support using Buy Me A Coffee ! Check back every Thursday for a new inspiring episode.…

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