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Teaching music through performance in contemporary a cappella

Title
Teaching music through performance in contemporary a cappella / compiled and edited by Deke Sharon, J.D. Frizzell, and Marc Silverberg; [contributions by] J.D. Frizzell, Erin Hackel, Deke Sharon, Marc Silverberg, and Ben Spalding.
Publication
Chicago : GIA Publications, 2020.

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Additional Authors
  • Sharon, Deke
  • Frizzell, J.D.
  • Silverberg, Marc
  • Hackel, Erin
  • Spalding, Ben
Description
xii, 329 pages : illustrations; 25 cm
Summary
This book contains a cappella repertoire and rehearsal techniques, compiled and edited by educators committed to demystifying the genre and providing teachers with access to the best repertoire and pedagogy possible. Build on the model of the Teaching through performance series, this volume includes chapters on issues in teaching and learning contemporary a cappella, and analysis and insights for 82 works across genres: barbershop, contemporary acapella, doo-wop, folk/classical, and vocal jazz. The list of composers and arrangers is diverse; the repertoire includes both arrangements and original compositions. Each selection is representative of a major a cappella trend or historical event. The authors also develop a five point difficulty scale for evaluating literature, and each guide contains detailed information about the arrangement or composition, and the styles it represents.
Subject
Choral singing > Instruction and study
Note
  • "G-10098."
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes indexes.
Contents
Introduction / by Deke Sharon -- Part I. The teaching of music -- Chapter 1. A cappella: an overview / Marc Silverberg. Contemporary a cappella -- Vocal jazz -- Barbershop -- Chapter 2. Emotional expression in group singing / Deke Sharon and J.D. Frizzell. Say something -- Setting the stage -- Harmony through harmony -- The director -- Openness -- Appropriateness -- Alignment -- Group discussion -- Triggers -- Emotional-technical connection -- Autopilot -- Emotion in rehearsal -- Priorities -- Ten-step Technique -- Chapter 3. Teaching singers to sing in all styles : the spectrum method / Erin Hackel. The spectrum grid: Laryngeal position ; Vocal fold spectrum ; Nasality ; Brightness -- Using the spectrum grid -- Chapter 4. Lessons you can learn from competing / Ben Spalding. Why compete? -- The process -- Arrangements that highlight youth group's strengths -- Creating moments (tweaking an arrangement) -- Learning tracks -- Online storage -- Putting it together -- Creating moments in each song -- Blocking/choreography -- Emotion in singing (the picture method) -- By-products of competing the right way -- Part II. Teacher resource guide -- Introduction to the resource guides / by Marc Silverberg -- Arranger biographies -- Barbershop arrangements -- Contemporary a cappella arrangements -- Doo-wop arrangements -- Index by difficulty level -- index by composer/arranger -- Index by title.
Call Number
JMF 22-35
ISBN
  • 9781622774876
  • 1622774876
OCLC
1179161332
Title
Teaching music through performance in contemporary a cappella / compiled and edited by Deke Sharon, J.D. Frizzell, and Marc Silverberg; [contributions by] J.D. Frizzell, Erin Hackel, Deke Sharon, Marc Silverberg, and Ben Spalding.
Publisher
Chicago : GIA Publications, 2020.
Bibliography
Includes indexes.
Added Author
Sharon, Deke, editor, contributor.
Frizzell, J.D., editor, contributor.
Silverberg, Marc, editor, contributor.
Hackel, Erin, contributor.
Spalding, Ben, contributor.
Publisher No.
G-10098 GIA Publications
Research Call Number
JMF 22-35
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