details how a comprehensive approach to choral music education benefits students and instructors and presents strategies for its implementation.
includes a lengthy chapter on rehearsal techniques including many practical suggestions on the diagnosis and correction of choral problems.
contains a chapter on developing conducting technique with a variety of carefully chosen examples drawn from choral literature to illustrate various conducting problems.
gives a basic outline of choral music history and literature, along with information concerning musical style, and strategies for making choral performances stylistically distinctive.
takes the view that the development of individual vocal technique in students is an important part of the choral music educator's task.