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American Choral Review 48.1

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A look at the Gregg Smith Singers' astounding legacy of supporting new choral music in America.

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American Choral Review 47.2

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How We Define Choral Music - Now and Then

And what exactly is choral music? Music claimed by choruses is often not choral in origin—it becomes choral music when a chorus sings it.

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A Word To Nonbelievers and Believers

What should we do when a piece of music offends a whole group of people?

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American Choral Review 47.1

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Never program down to your audience, and never assume that your audience isn't ready to be challenged by fresh interpretations of familiar pieces, by works from the canon that unjustly have been ignored, by the music of today and tomorrow.

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Research Memorandum Series No. 186

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People came from across the country to celebrate the farewell concert of the Dale Warland Singers. What can we learn from a chorus that achieves the pinnacle of aristic acclaim when it decides to close its doors after 31 years—what is the cost of excellence and when is it time to say goodbye?

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