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Vol. 9 (2013): The Phenomenon of Singing International Symposium IX
Editors: Ki Adams & Andrea Rose
Published:
2014-01-31
Introduction
Message from the Directors, Symposium IX
Andrea Rose, Ki Adams
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Keynote Presentations
The journey to becoming a singing priest: A fusion of music and faith
Keynote Plenary Presentation I
Fr. Paul Poovathingal
Video
Songs for singing: A 22nd century perspective
Keynote Plenary Presentation II
David Moss
Video
Growing choral-singing communities: Singing our stories
Keynote Plenary Panel Presentation
Marian Dolan
Video
Wielding excellence in the midst of diversity
Keynote Plenary Presentation IV
Francisco J. Núñez
Video
Singing, composing and conducting rhythmic elements: How to get the groove?
Plenary Keynote Presentation V
Mia Makaroff
Video
View Item: A breath-taking view: Support, singing, and dispelling the myth of the countertenor voice
Plenary Keynote Presentation VI
Daniel Taylor
Video
Promising practices and core(al) innovation
Plenary Keynote Presentation VII
Tim Sharp
Video
Articles
Conducting Pantless: Exploring Internet Communication Technologies to Rehearse Choirs at a Distance
Adam Adler
1-11
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The Empowered Singer: Singing Your Best When It Matters Most
Diana Allan
12-22
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The Power of Song as the Voice of the People
Margaret Bennett
23-33
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Existentialism and Vocal Instruction in Higher Education
Susan A. Boddie
34-89
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Choral Confidence: Some Effects of Choir Configuration, Cohesion and Collaboration
Michael Bonshor
90-97
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Westernization and Music in China during and after the Qing Dynasty
Anna Chen
98-106
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Singing Performance: An Inclusive Roundtable Dialogue to Share Insights on the Thinking Which Informs our Teaching and Performance
Sara Clethero
107-112
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The ‘Lost Voices’ of Maud Karpeles’ “Folksongs from Newfoundland”
Glenn Colton
113-121
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Considerations of Lateral and Vertical Conducting Gestures in Evoking Efficient Choral Sound
Melissa L. Grady
122-129
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Musical and Textual Content in Children’s Vocalizations
Karen Howard
130-136
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Finding a Voice through Music: Implications for Culturally Responsive Pedagogy
LaVerne Bell-Tolliver
137-142
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Pedagogical Implications for Teaching Students with a History of Sexual Trauma: An Essay regarding the Q&A Session following the Presentation
Grace Johnson
143-153
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Health Benefits of Singing: A Perspective from Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chi Kung
Ralph Lorenz
154-166
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The Process and Production of the Composition of a Musical Drama with Elementary Students
Rhonda McRorie
167-171
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Why Do Young People Sing Differently in Everyday Life Scenarios and at School?
Hiromichi Mito, Graça Boal-Palheiros
172-178
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False Start: Rigdon McCoy McIntosh and the Failed Attempt to Bring Vocal Music to Vanderbilt University
Heather R. Nelson
179-188
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What Did Women Sing? A Chronology concerning Female Choristers
Laura Stanfield Prichard
189-198
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Appoggio Demystified
Catherine Robbin
199-203
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The Effects of Shoe Heel Heights on Postural, Acoustical, and Perceptual Measures of Female Singing Performances: A Collective Case Pilot Study
Amelia A. Rollings
204-223
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Promising Practices and Core (al) Innovation
Tim Sharp
224-228
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Tunisian Music: The Soundtrack of the Revolution, the Voice of the People
Lucia G. Westin
229-237
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JABBLE! Choral Improvisation: A Model of Shared Leadership
Gerard J. Yun, Lee Willingham
238-250
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