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E-raamat: Becoming a Choral Music Teacher: A Field Experience Workbook

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 06-Dec-2017
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781351682916
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Becoming a Choral Music Teacher: A Field Experience Workbook, Second Edition is a choral methods textbook that prepares students in Music Education to become middle school and high school choral music teachers. It emphasizes important musical skills, vocal pedagogy and repertoire suitable for secondary school choirs in order to provide future teachers with the critical experiences to be effective. Focusing equally on rehearsal strategies, auditions and classroom management, the book is also a "workbook" that requires the students active learning through participation in fieldwork.

Students learn in a sequential and practical manner, beginning with the study of the middle school voice and progressing to the high school voice, through practice of theory with adolescents, followed by class reflection on common problems and solutions, and then continued practice.

NEW to this Edition











Updated references to NAfME, and new national and state standards and licensing rules





More on the needs of Special Learners in the choral classroom





Latest resources on classroom management theories and practice





Expanded vocal warm-ups that incorporate body movement and aural skills training





More on gender issues (including LGBT awareness), sociological impact and meanings of choral singing, and emerging knowledge of multicultural choral music

Becoming a Choral Music Teacher: A Field Experience Workbook, Second Edition fully integrates the choral field experience for hands-on learning and reflection and allows the student to observe and teach the books principles.
List Of Illustrations xvii
Preface To The Second Edition xxi
Preface To The First Edition xxiii
Acknowledgments xxvii
1 The Choir Teacher As Comprehensive Musician 1(20)
The Voice Teacher
3(1)
The Error Detector
3(1)
The Sight-Singer
3(1)
The Memorizer
4(1)
The Arranger/Composer/Improviser
4(1)
The Scholar
4(1)
The Manager
4(1)
The Leader
5(1)
The Teacher
5(1)
The Mentor
5(1)
The Advocate and Philosopher
6(1)
The Pianist/Accompanist
6(3)
Warm-Up Skills
6(1)
Score-Reading
7(1)
Technique
8(1)
Accompanying
9(1)
The Conductor
9(7)
Beat Patterns
9(3)
The Left HandHand
12(1)
Preparatory Beats
12(1)
Off-Beat Cues
13(1)
Fermatas
14(1)
Conducting from the Piano
15(1)
Brainteasers
16(5)
1.1 Practicing Piano and Conducting Skills
16(1)
1.2 Securing the Field Placement
16(2)
1.3 Organizing Course Materials
18(1)
1.4 Writing a Philosophy of Choral Music Education
18(1)
1.5 Organizing an Action Plan
18(3)
2 Middle School Singers: Managing Adolescent Voices And Behavior 21(15)
Understanding the Voice Change
21(3)
Managing the Voice Change
24(3)
Classroom Management and Discipline
27(6)
Diversity Awareness
27(2)
Day One Strategies
29(1)
Procedures and Rules
30(1)
Consequences
31(2)
Brainteasers
33(3)
2.1 Observing a Middle School Choir Rehearsal
33(1)
2.2 Interviewing a Middle School Choir Teacher
33(1)
2.3 Applying Classroom Management Theories
34(1)
2.4 Creating Procedures, Rules, and Consequences
34(2)
3 Auditions And Warm-Ups For Middle School Choirs 36(24)
Vocal Ranges and the Changing Voice
36(1)
Audition Strategies and Sectional Seating
37(4)
Brainteaser 3.1: Auditioning Middle School Singers
41(1)
Effective Warm-Ups
42(12)
Preparing the Body for Singing
45(2)
Phonation
47(1)
Resonance
47(1)
Registration
48(1)
Agility and Expression
49(1)
Range Extension
50(1)
Diction
50(4)
Brainteasers
54(6)
3.2 Creating Middle School Warm-Ups
54(1)
3.3 Observing Middle School Warm-Ups
54(1)
3.4 : Conducting Middle School Warm-Ups
54(6)
4 Repertoire For Middle School Choirs 60(13)
Selection Criteria
60(1)
Repertoire Resources
60(2)
Repertoire Voicings
62(3)
Graded Choral Repertoire
65(1)
Selected Repertoire
66(2)
Beginning Middle School Choirs: High Voices
66(1)
Beginning Middle School Choirs: Low Voices
66(1)
Beginning Middle School Choirs: Mixed Voices
66(1)
Advanced Middle School Choirs: High Voices
67(1)
Advanced Middle School Choirs: Low Voices
67(1)
Advanced Middle School Choirs: Mixed Voices
67(1)
Score Analysis and Preparation
68(1)
Copyright Law and Photocopying Music
69(1)
Virtual Choral Music Libraries
70(1)
Brainteasers
71(2)
4-1 Attending Choral Music Conferences
71(1)
4-2 Analyzing and Marking the Choral Score
71(1)
4-3 Searching for Middle School Choral Music
72(1)
5 Recruiting And Planning For Middle School Choirs 73(21)
Recruiting Singers
73(2)
Pounding the Pavement
73(1)
Nothing Succeeds Like Success
74(1)
National Music Standards
75(3)
National Standards for Arts Education
75(1)
National Core Arts Standards
76(2)
Long Term Curriculum Planning
78(3)
Curricular Units
78(1)
Music Literacy
79(1)
Resources
80(1)
Brainteaser 5.1: Creating a Middle School Choral Curriculum
81(1)
Brainteaser 5.2: Applying the National or State Standards
81(2)
Lesson Planning
83(3)
Instructional Objectives
83(1)
Sequenced Activities
83(1)
Modes of Instruction
84(1)
Adaptations for Special Learners
85(1)
Brainteaser 5-3: Writing a Middle School Rehearsal Plan
86(3)
Assessment and Grading
89(1)
Final Thoughts on Middle School Teaching
90(1)
Brainteasers
91(3)
5.4 Creating a Rubric
91(1)
5.5 Creating a Grading Plan
92(1)
5.6 Observing the Middle School Choral Rehearsal
92(2)
6 High School Singers: Hearing Their Voices 94(19)
Vocal Ranges
94(2)
Auditions
96(5)
Audition Procedures
97(2)
Tessitura
99(1)
Voice Timbre
99(1)
Pitch and Rhythmic Memory
99(1)
Sight-Singing
100(1)
Solo
101(1)
Choir Seating
101(1)
Values and Challenges
102(8)
Age Proximity
102(1)
Recruiting and Retaining Singers
103(2)
Performance Anxiety
105(1)
Gender Identity
106(2)
Social Identity
108(1)
Culturally Responsive Teaching
109(1)
Brainteasers
110(3)
6.1 Observing High School Choirs
110(1)
6.2 Auditioning High School Voices
110(1)
6.3 Exploring Singer Placement
110(1)
6.4 Recruiting Singers
110(1)
6.5 Interviewing a High School Music Teacher
111(2)
7 Warm-Ups For High School Choirs 113(17)
Relaxation and Respiration
114(1)
Phonation and Registration
115(1)
Resonance
116(1)
Diction
117(2)
Expression
119(1)
Range Expansion and Velocity
119(1)
Articulation
120(2)
Intonation
122(1)
Summary
123(1)
Vocal Health
124(1)
Brainteasers
124(6)
7.1 Observing High School Warm-Ups
124(1)
7.2 Creating High School Warm-Ups
125(1)
7.3 Conducting and Self-Evaluating High School Warm-Ups
125(5)
8 Repertoire For High School Choirs 130(18)
Mixed Choir Music
131(4)
Treble Choir Music
135(1)
Bass Tenor Choir Music
136(2)
Non-Heteronormative and Non-Misogynistic Music
138(1)
Bass Clef Choirs
138(1)
Treble and Mixed Choirs
139(1)
Sacred Music in the Public Schools
139(2)
Score Analysis
141(2)
Performance Practice
143(3)
Renaissance
144(1)
Baroque
144(1)
Classical
144(1)
Romantic
145(1)
20th Century
145(1)
Brainteasers
146(2)
8.1 Analyzing and Marking the Choral Score
146(1)
8.2 Attending a High School Choral Concert
146(1)
8.3 Collecting and Annotating Choral Scores
146(1)
8.4 Creating a Performance Practice Chart
146(2)
9 Effective High School Choral Music Teaching 148(24)
Opportunity-to-Learn Standards
148(2)
National Music Standards
150(2)
Performing Music
150(1)
Creating Music
151(1)
Responding to Music
151(1)
Rehearsal Planning
152(8)
Literature-Based Warm-Ups
152(1)
Sight-Singing
152(3)
Improvising
155(2)
Composing
157(1)
Rehearsing the Literature
158(2)
Effective Teaching Strategies
160(3)
The Complete Teaching Cycle
160(1)
Conductor Magnitude
161(1)
Teacher Talk
162(1)
Assessment and Evaluation
163(1)
Classroom Management
164(2)
Brainteasers
166(6)
9.1 Observing Robert Shaw's Count-Singing Approach
166(1)
9.2 Creating a Sight.Singing Lesson Plan
166(1)
9.3 Developing a Curriculum Unit Plan
166(2)
9.4 Comparing and Contrasting Choral Curriculum Guides
168(1)
9.5 Practicing the Complete Teaching Cycle
168(1)
9.6 Practicing Conductor Magnitude
168(1)
9.7 Practicing "7 Words or Less"
168(1)
9.8 Developing Evaluation Criteria
169(3)
10 Directing Vocal Jazz, Contemporary A Cappella, Show Choir, Musical Theater, Madrigal Dinners, Gospel Choirs, And Multicultural Ensembles 172(44)
Vocal Jazz Ensembles
173(10)
Roots
173(1)
Arrangers
174(1)
Arrangements
175(2)
Performance Practice
177(6)
Brainteaser 10.1: Attend a Vocal Jazz Ensemble Concert
183(1)
Contemporary A Cappella
183(6)
Roots
183(1)
High School A Cappella
184(2)
Arrangements
186(2)
Performance Practice
188(1)
Vocal Health
189(1)
Brainteaser 10.2: Attend a Contemporary A Cappella Concert
189(1)
Brainteaser 10.3: Arrange a Contemporary A Cappella Piece
189(1)
Show Choir
190(6)
Roots
190(1)
National Standards
190(1)
Competitions
190(2)
Arrangements and Arrangers
192(1)
Choreography and Choreographers
193(1)
Budget
194(1)
Resources
195(1)
Brainteaser 10.4: Attend a Show Choir Concert
196(1)
Musical Theater
196(5)
Vocal Health
197(1)
Vocal Expression
197(1)
Selecting the Musical
198(1)
Scheduling Auditions and Rehearsals
198(1)
Staffing the Musical
199(1)
Budget
200(1)
Brainteaser 10.5: Attend a Musical Theater Production
201(1)
Madrigal Ensembles
201(3)
Madrigal Dinners
202(2)
Brainteaser 10.6: Attend a Madrigal Dinner
204(1)
Gospel Choir
205(4)
Performance Practice
206(1)
Recording Artists
207(1)
Published Music
207(1)
Publishers
208(1)
Brainteaser 10.7: Attend a Gospel Choir Performance
209(1)
Multicultural Choral Ensembles
209(3)
Standards
209(1)
Repertoire
210(1)
Publishers
211(1)
Performance Practice
211(1)
Brainteaser 10.8: Learning World Music
212(4)
11 Checklists For Practical Matters: Concerts, Festivals, Travel, Technology, And The First Year Of Teaching 216(19)
Concert Programming and Planning
216(3)
Programming Principles
216(1)
Long-Term Concert Planning
217(1)
Short-Term Concert Planning
218(1)
The Final Warm-Up
218(1)
Special Choral Performances
219(3)
Honor Choirs
219(1)
Festivals, Contests, Competitions, and Clinics
219(1)
Adjudication
220(1)
Travel
221(1)
Voice Care
222(1)
Technology for Choral Musicians
222(2)
Final Words of Wisdom
224(3)
Student Teaching
224(1)
The First Year of Teaching
225(1)
Mentoring
226(1)
Brainteaser 11.1: Creating a Choral Concert and Program
227(8)
Appendixes 235(15)
A Scale and Arpeggio Fingerings
235(2)
B Score Excerpts for Practice
237(9)
C The International Phonetic Alphabet and Word Stress
246(2)
D The Purposes of ACDA
248(1)
E NAfME Mission, Vision, and Values
249(1)
Index 250
Patrice Madura Ward-Steinman is Professor of Music Education at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. She has directed elementary school through university level choirs and currently teaches Choral Methods, Choral Literature, and Vocal Jazz.