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Masters of Harmony
Under the direction of Justin Miller, the internationally acclaimed men's chorus of 80 plus men has a dynamic repertoire that encompasses music from the classics to jazz, patriotic to sacred, rounded out with standards and Broadway pops. The musical magic... moreUnder the direction of Justin Miller, the internationally acclaimed men's chorus of 80 plus men has a dynamic repertoire that encompasses music from the classics to jazz, patriotic to sacred, rounded out with standards and Broadway pops. The musical magic and performance artistry rendered by this premier chorus elicit standing ovations at every concert. No one is left untouched when the Masters of Harmony performs. Give us a call at
888-MOH-TUNE (664-8863)
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Do you need singing lessons in order to sing?
[this is a version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
I often get enquiries from people looking for one-to-one singing lessons. I tell them that unfortunately I don’t offer them.
I...
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What kind of feedback do you want?
[this is a version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
Last week I wrote about getting feedback from singers and choir leaders. But not all feedback is equal.
Feedback can come in many forms: speech, wr...
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What makes a ‘good’ singer? – it’s all about context
[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
Those of you who read this blog regularly know that I believe that everyone can sing. If you want to know more, you can read “Everyone can sing...
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Voyces
Voyces, a 20- piece ensemble of young adult choristers, was formed with the aim of performing a challenging, quality mix of contemporary and traditional choral music. Members saw the need for a name which reflected their distinctive sound and musical obje... moreVoyces, a 20- piece ensemble of young adult choristers, was formed with the aim of performing a challenging, quality mix of contemporary and traditional choral music. Members saw the need for a name which reflected their distinctive sound and musical objectives. They chose Voyces – a uniting image, powerful in its simplicity, a word with a bit of a twist, reflecting the eclectic and often unusual repertoire of the choir. In using the archaic spelling – ‘Voyces’ – the choir acknowledges thousands of years of rich choral tradition whilst establishing itself in the 21st century choral landscape.
The choir is fast making a name for itself premiering works never before heard in Perth or in fact the world. Voyces seeks to be an interactive and involved performing group in the local WA and wider Australian musical community. As a strong supporter of emerging young composers and Australian composers, Voyces showcases their works on a regular basis. less
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There’s nothing interesting to see at concerts, so why go?
[this is a version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
Not being a regular concert-goer myself, I often wonder why people make the effort to go to concerts.
'A Choral Voyage' concert by d...
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How much do you value your time and work?
[this is a version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
Once upon a time it was fairly easy to work out how much your labour was worth.
You would toil in the fields all day and at the end ...
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Singing in harmony 1 – how do they do that?
[this is an updated version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
Last week I wrote about 10 ways to be a better choir member. This was prompted by an earlier post on whether you need singing lessons or not i...