By Karen Grylls, Choral Conductor and Teacher
Alfred Hill (1869-1960), born in Melbourne and educated at the Leipzig Conservatory of Music, was one of the most influential musicians in New Zealand and Australia in the l…Read More →
By Guy Jansen, Chair of the New Zealand Choral Federation
For many years the number of people learning the craft of conducting in New Zealand was small. The people involved tended to be specialists rather than conductor…Read More →
By Milagro Brünner, choral conductor and teacher
While walking around Córdoba’s streets in 1956, Maestro Herbert Diehl realized that there were no children carrying instruments in their hands. Didn´t they play …Read More →
By Ricardo Denegri, Industrial Designer, President of the Asociación Argentina para la Música Coral “America Cantat” (AAMCANT), President of the Organización Federada Argentina de Actividades Corales (OFADAC), Advisor for IFCM
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By Oscar Escalada, Composer, Arranger, Choir Conductor and Musicologist
When you hear talk about Latin American music, immediately you think of lively, rhythmic, joyful and syncopated music. However, it was not always l…Read More →
An overview of the springs of innovation and tradition in the creation of repertoire
By Laura Dubinsky, Director of Editions GCC, Argentine Choral Music Publishing House
Susanna Saw, Director and Founder of The Young Choral Academy, Kuala Lumpur
The choral scene in Malaysia is very much in its infancy. There is still much to be done to bring it up to the standard of international choirs…Read More →
By Aurelio Porfiri, Choral Conductor and Organist
When people think about Macau, usually the first thing they think of is the gambling industry. There is a reason for this: Macau is really the Las Vegas of the East. Gam…Read More →
By TOH Ban Sheng / Choral Director, Adjudicator, Clinician
Singapore, officially known as the Republic of Singapore, is a small island of 710.3 sq km, located near the equator (latitude 1° 22′ 0″ N) at the southern tip …Read More →
