Mark De-Lisser
Inspire Your Choir
100 ideas to raise the bar
Mark De-Lisser
Inspire Your Choir
100 ideas to raise the bar
- Instrumentation Choir
- Edition Sheet Music
- Composer Mark De-Lisser
- Publisher Music Sales
- Order no. 9781472927408
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Description:
Mark De-Lisser, vocal coach on BBC's 'The Voice' and Dominic Peckham, classical choral ambassador, explain how to take your choir to the next level.
Many choirs are run by untrained/self-taught choral leaders who need guidance, quick ideas and tips, which they can incorporate into their repertoire. In this book, Mark De-Lisser, vocal coach on BBC's 'The Voice' and Dominic Peckham, classical choral ambassador, explain how to take your choir to the next level, with advice on developing tone, a good working environment, technical excellence, and managing people!
This pocket-sized guides is perfect to dip in to when you're facing any problem, and the practical guidance will get you right on track!
Many choirs are run by untrained/self-taught choral leaders who need guidance, quick ideas and tips, which they can incorporate into their repertoire. In this book, Mark De-Lisser, vocal coach on BBC's 'The Voice' and Dominic Peckham, classical choral ambassador, explain how to take your choir to the next level, with advice on developing tone, a good working environment, technical excellence, and managing people!
This pocket-sized guides is perfect to dip in to when you're facing any problem, and the practical guidance will get you right on track!
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