Mastering Rehearsal Strategies and Storytelling in Music Education
Explore the Legendary Legend Stars Rehearsal Framework, Strategies, and Storytelling led by Raul Dominguez from Pacific Lutheran University. From understanding your program's strengths to hiding tolerations, dive into the importance of Purpose, Mission, and more in music education. Discover techniques for preparing rehearsals, working on rhythm, pitch, technique, expression, and owning your vocal tone.
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Legendary Legend Stars Rehearsal Framework, Strategies, and Storytelling Raul Dominguez, DMA (he/him) Pacific Lutheran University Raulconducts.com
Legendary Legend Stars Ahh.mp3
Background Background Why?
Know Your Whys Purpose vs. Mission Purpose Mission
Strengths Best aspects of your program What would you show off?
Toleration Get away with What would you hide?
Time to Cher! Why Purpose Mission Strengths Toleration Believe sound bite.mp3
Rehearsal Goals and Order Broad Specific Familiar Sandwich
Preparing Your Rehearsal Score elements and form Text Work Learn the piece Sound world
Rhythm Feel Metronome Physical Pulse Count Singing
Adding Pitch Reading down-tempo Neutral syllables or solfege Rote teaching
Technique Voice philosophy statement Warm up informed by repertoire Repertoire that nurtures vocal development
Expression Teaching feel Movement Sensitizing ensemble to gesture Parallels: Technique and Expression
Own Your Tone Three levels of ew The B word vs. Vowel matching IPA or phonetic sounds in score
Time to Cher! Strategies Goals Preparation Rhythm Pitch Technique Expression Tone Believe sound bite.mp3
Why It Matters Humanity s stories Lived experiences through repertoire
Planning Your Concert Theme and title Repertoire Storytelling elements
Diversity and Flow Repertoire reflects different stories Programmatic Flow
Regis University Singers - Sueos Sing Out, My Soul, Marques L. A. Garrett Stars I Shall Find, Victor C. Johnson Mar de Sue os, Diana Syrse Hands, Kevin T. Padworski I Dream a World, Andr J. Thomas Let the River Run, arr. Craig Hella Johnson
PLU Chorale: Its Not Too Late: Climate Mass For the Beauty of the Earth, John Rutter Climate Mass, Loretta Notareschi Kyrie Gloria Sanctus Agnus Dei 3-4 mvts from Gartenlieder, Fanny Hensel Rivers of Living Water, Trevor Watson In Profundum Maris, Richard Nance
Time to Cher! Brainstorm a theme and repertoire Believe sound bite.mp3
Fostering Connection Collaborating with other departments or classes Other art mediums Guests or culture bearers Sharing student experiences around repertoire Student-made memory boards
Thank you for coming! Questions? Raul Dominguez, DMA domingr@plu.edu raulconducts.com/presentations
