Gloria Rhythm: Explained!
We have gotten a ton of questions about Gloria (Skold) and in particular, the rhythm on page 10. Here are some quick videos which should help you to line up… Read more Gloria Rhythm: Explained! →
O Sacrum Convivium
Viadana’s O Sacrum Convivium, written in the 16th century, is the oldest region piece this year. Early music (baroque) style is encouraged. Characteristics of this style that judges might be expecting are… Read more O Sacrum Convivium →
Celebremus like it’s 2018!
Ladies, if you’ve been preparing correctly for the Area audition (and if you’re reading this you probably are! 😉 ) Celebremus is probably your number one jam right now. And… Read more Celebremus like it’s 2018! →
Gloria II: Laudamus Te
Movement 2 of the Poulenc Gloria, “Laudamus Te” is definitely in the running for the fan favorite piece this year. Almost every student I’ve talked to said they felt like… Read more Gloria II: Laudamus Te →
Gloria I. Gloria
We have already written a brief overview of how to prepare your score to practice this extremely challenging piece. Following this guide is going to be vitally important to do before… Read more Gloria I. Gloria →
I Am Loved
With Urgent Joy …is the tempo indication for Harris’ I am Loved, but not only that: Joy was the title for Sara Teasdale’s poem from where the song’s text was… Read more I Am Loved →
Ave Generosa
Hello ladies! We’re back to talk about your other Treble piece for non-Area auditions. Ave Generosa may be my most favorite piece this year for several reasons. First, as we discussed… Read more Ave Generosa →
Fight that Good Fight!
Who doesn’t love this song? It was such a great choice because it allows guys to be raucous and loud but also has some interesting challenges. So, to avoid a… Read more Fight that Good Fight! →