Teaching Resources

Classical Music Selections by John Feierabend. 

Lee Gwodz demonstrates ow he works with his choir and the choir demos fundamentals.

CD to accompany Collection of Jazz Favorites for Young Voices arr. Emerson, Shaw, Huff, Anderson, Zegree.

Roger Emerson.  For middle school/high school guys.

CD to accompany One, Two Three...Echo Me!

by Sue Mueller. 14 activities for the music classroom centered around speech, chants, and word rhythms. 

Audrey Snyder.  Practical course for unison/2-part voices in upper elementary and middle school.

Music for level 1 of John Feierabend's music literacy curriculum. 

Classical CD for use with Level 2 of John Feierabend's Conversational Solfege series.

The Ultimate Vocal Course DVD + Sing-Areobics CD by Elisabeth Howard & Howard Austin.

Take the High Road. Henry Leck and a choir of young male singers explore the historical, physical, emotional and individual musical perspective of the boy's changing voice, 

Vienna Boy's Choir has survived for over 500 years. Visit the boys at school, watch them rehearse, record, sing in chapel, perform an opera, travel, play sports.

oup To Nuts--From Rehearsal the Performance!  by Tmothy Seelig

Director's Guide for Young Performers by John Jacobson. Creative formations, ways to move on/off risers, effective choralography, simple riser moves.

The Cherry Creek High School Girls' 21 from Denver is known for their free, clear, warm, and open sound and director Charlotte. Adams has put her strategy on video. 

Russell Robinson takes your choir on an interactive, step-by-step journey into scat and improvisation using a demonstration choir.

 Henry Leck and the Indianapolis Children's Choir with Steven Rickards demos techniques using visualization, aural modeling and movement. 

Developing Vocal Techniques in the Choral Rehearsal Video presented by Jerry Blackstone.

Dr. Russell Robinson with a demo choir  shows new and tried-and-true ways to make young singers look and sound better. 

Dalcroze Eurhythmics in the Choral Setting DVD by David Frego and Henry Leck.