
Are your singers mechanically accurate but emotionally dead? (How to fix it)
Added February 22 - 60 views - 0 comments
Are your singers mechanically accurate but emotionally dead? (How to fix it) You spend six weeks hammering out pitches, isolating tricky rhythms, and achieving perfect vowel alignment. By the dress rehearsal, the choir is a well-oiled machine. They sing the right notes, at the exact right tim...
The main reason why Odes of Love could be your state premiere
Added February 14 - 65 views - 0 comments
Many directors, even though they deeply care and want to give their singers the best, simply can’t afford to commission new works or secure premieres. Odes of Love is an honest work—an ode to what we love most: life itself. And it can be your next State Premiere...
Carnegie Hall: Why You Should Be Part of the Premiere of Dear Earth
Added February 13 - 58 views - 0 comments
NYC CHORAL RESIDENCY · MARCH 4–8, 2027 Carnegie Hall: Why You Should Be Part of the Premiere of Dear Earth When we talk about choral music regarding the environment, 90% of the time we end up with a political pamphlet. It usually becomes a piece designed to accuse, divide, or ar...
Read this if you want to score a State Premiere for your choir (without blowing your budget)
Added February 13 - 60 views - 0 comments
26/27 · STATE PREMIERE Read this if you want to score a State Premiere for your choir (without blowing your budget) By Santiago Veros If you are a choral director, you already know the struggle. You want to offer your singers the thrill of a premiere, that unique sense of ownership t...
A new experiment for 2026: one state, one choir
Added February 7 - 89 views - 0 comments
26/27 · STATE PREMIERE A new experiment for 2026: one state, one choir. I’ve just finished Odes of Love, and something unexpected happened: it didn’t feel like the kind of piece that should be released the usual way. It’s about what’s singular, fleeting, and re...
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