GIA's 2005 Music Education Catalog (3.3 MB, 112 ... - GIA Publications
GIA's 2005 Music Education Catalog (3.3 MB, 112 ... - GIA Publications
GIA's 2005 Music Education Catalog (3.3 MB, 112 ... - GIA Publications
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Choral New Releases<br />
Ear Training Immersion Exercises for Choirs<br />
Choral Exercises in All the Modes<br />
James Jordan<br />
In 2001, authors James Jordan and Matthew Mehaffey<br />
introduced a new method of choral ensemble solfege with<br />
the book Choral Ensemble Intonation. The method, based<br />
on the premise that instructors must teach singers what to<br />
hear and what to listen to so that they can sing with more<br />
beauty and less effort, was extremely well received and now<br />
is utilized by scores of choral directors.<br />
In response to requests for more teaching materials based<br />
on this aural learning method, Dr. Jordan, along with<br />
accompanist/composer Marilyn Shenenberger, went back<br />
to where it all began—the classroom—to develop the<br />
exercises found in this edition. Each exercise provides a<br />
rich harmonic syntax for singers in all modes.<br />
For each mode, this one-of-a-kind resource includes<br />
exercises for intonation in the mode, intervals within the<br />
mode, modal tuning exercises, and a modal choral example.<br />
In addition, a CD of full accompaniments is provided to<br />
use as a classroom supplement or as an aural instruction resource. An ensemble edition for use by choirs<br />
is also available. These exercises should be used as an aural preparation for the music to be rehearsed, as<br />
part of the choral warm-up.<br />
This program is for use in conjunction with the book and video entitled Choral Ensemble Intonation:<br />
Method, Procedures, and Exercises (<strong>GIA</strong> <strong>Publications</strong>, Inc). Performance literature solfege editions can be<br />
found in the <strong>GIA</strong> Evoking Sound Choral Series.<br />
James Jordan, Associate Professor of Conducting at Westminster Choir College, has served as conductor<br />
of the Westminster Chapel Choir at the Westminster Choir College of Rider University in<br />
Princeton, New Jersey, for more than a decade. He is conductor of the select Westminster<br />
Williamson Voices and is recognized as one of the nation’s preeminent conductors, writers, and<br />
innovators in choral teaching.<br />
Marilyn Shenenbeger, who has worked at the Westminster College Choir for the past several<br />
years, presents aural awareness concepts as a clinician at seminars and summer workshops.<br />
G-6429 Ear Training Immersion Exercises for Choirs<br />
Conductor’s Edition (including CD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$39.95<br />
G-6429A Ear Training Immersion Exercises for Choirs<br />
Ensemble Edition (spiralbound) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15.95<br />
G-5527T Choral Ensemble Intonation: Method, Procedures,<br />
and Exercises . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24.95<br />
VHS-500 Choral Ensemble Intonation: Teaching Procedures Video . . .24.95<br />
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