Don Lee | April 4, 2014
Prison choirs help inmates reconnect with their self-worth and build a sense of community –both inside and outside prison walls.
Articles about a chorus's education programs, not conductor training
Education Programs
Kelsey Menehan | December 26, 2013
What are the trends, challenges, and opportunities that are shaping choruses and choral music? A panel of leaders in the field weighs in.
Chorus America Staff | October 17, 2013
More past Fellows speak about the impact of their Masterclass experience.
Matthew Sigman | October 1, 2013
Over the years, many talented conductors have participated in Chorus America’s Masterclasses. The Voice asked past Fellows to share where they are now, and how their Masterclass experience has shaped their different professional paths.
Chorus America Staff | June 17, 2013
Brett Stover grew up singing in choirs and has served on the boards of an array of music and arts groups in Cincinnati. Now he brings his business savvy and love of the performing arts to Chorus America's Board of Directors. "The more people who are singing, the better off we will all be," he says.
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Kelsey Menehan | April 15, 2013
Participating in a chorus can have a transformative effect on a child’s academic achievement and overall well-being.
Chorus America Staff | April 9, 2013
Continue to explore the topic of Singing and Wellness with this online Resource Guide that includes studies cited in Voice articles as well as further reading.
Chorus America Staff | November 12, 2012
In Detroit, music and arts organizations are pooling their resources to buy management expertise. That's how Erica Battle, a certified public accountant, stepped into her position as executive director of the Detroit Children's Choir. Here she talks with Chorus America about the shared services model that has been successful in Detroit, her new role, and her recent experience at October's Chorus Management Institute.
Confronting Bullying Through Song
Chorus America Staff | September 24, 2012
One Voice Mixed Chorus, Minnesota's gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and allies chorus, is committed to building community and creating social change. The group's music director, Jane Ramseyer Miller, talked with Chorus America about how their mission propelled a unique outreach to public school students in the Twin Cities.
Chorus America Staff | August 30, 2012
Your chorus has created and launched an exciting education program. How will you fund its evaluation? Kimberly Meisten of VocalEssence and David Myers of the University of Minnesota School of Music presented these ideas at the 2012 Chorus America Conference.
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