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Covers a wide range of topics including practice techniques, repertoire selection, the art of conducting, and recruiting new band members. One of M.E.N.C.'s popular Spotlight series comprising articles first published in the state M.E.A. journals.

This book provides choral music teachers with a variety of techniques that can be applied to conducting, choosing repertoire, program development, recruiting, vocal coaching, and preparing for competitions. A volume in M.E.N.C.'s popular Spotlight series, this book comprises relevant articles that have appeared in M.E.N.C. state affiliate magazines in recent years.

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