Developing beautiful tone in your choir is so important. Teaching the students to learn to listen and self-correct and self-assess is critical.
In this lesson, you'll get-
A link to a Google doc that is 19 pages long and includes a lesson plan to introduce the topic with ideas for guided and independent practice closing activity and extension idea and even homework if you want it, followed by ways to assess your students understanding of overtones, followed by specific exercises that encourage overtone production, followed by ideas on how to integrate overtone work into your class, followed by 14 choral works that encourage overtone production with many YouTube performance links to examples of the songs being sung by great choirs, followed by ways to encourage overtone production when you first introduce a song! I even made a couple of short videos to demonstrate things. They are unlisted on my YouTube Channel, so you only get the links in the lesson!
Whew!
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Dale
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