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- [Starting on the Right Note: Back-to-School Tips for Choral Directors](https://swacda.org/starting-on-the-right-note-back-to-school-tips-for-choral-directors/) - Tanner Oglesby, SSAA Choirs R&R ChairStarting on the Right Note: Back-to-School Tips for Choral DirectorsThough I typically mourn the close of summer vacation, I must say that the beginning of the year is the most exciting for me. Exploring new ideas, building program culture, establishing ensemble identity, and cultivating relationships all make the start to
- [Worshipping Through the Arts](https://swacda.org/worshipping-through-the-arts/) - Bryan Taylor, Music & Worship R&R ChairWorshipping Through the Arts In 1999, I felt an overwhelming urge to pursue church music full-time, a calling I heard in my youth. I was in the midst of a rewarding 15-year high school choral music position and already working at a church music position part-time when this dream came into being.
- [First Impressions in Choir: Building Skill, Culture, and Community](https://swacda.org/first-impressions-in-choir-building-skill-culture-and-community/) - Nathan Wubenna, Children & Community Youth R&R ChairFirst Impressions in Choir: Building Skill, Culture, and CommunityWe all understand the importance of first impressions—whether it’s opening music at a concert, an audition, or a job interview. The same principle applies at the start of a school year or choir season. The decisions we make in those
- [Eva Jessye: A Pioneer in American Choral Music and Cultural Advocacy](https://swacda.org/eva-jessye-a-pioneer-in-american-choral-music-and-cultural-advocay/) - 4-Year University R&RRayvon T. J. MooreIntroductionThis year marks the 130th anniversary of the birth of Eva Jessye—a pioneering figure in American music and, coincidentally, a fellow Aquarius. I’ll admit, during my college years, I knew little about her. It was not until I found myself living in Kansas that I began to truly uncover the
- [Empowering Voices!: Encouraging Lifelong Singers](https://swacda.org/empowering-voices-encouraging-lifelong-singers/) - Youth & Student ActivitiesDr. Jennifer SenginEmpowering Voices!: Encouraging Lifelong SingersA hallmark of a truly meaningful singing experience is inspiring singers to continue pursuing music beyond their time together. While conductors often focus on the immediate musical activities at hand in our rehearsals and performances, we can also foster a love of music that extends beyond
- [The First Answer is Always to Listen More](https://swacda.org/the-first-answer-is-always-to-listen-more/) - Beth Enloe FritzJazz R&RThe First Answer is Always to Listen MoreThey say one of the best characteristics of a friend is to be a good listener. When listening, we not only gain information, but also in the best-case scenarios, can open up to emotions and be inspired. In my experience talking with educators and students that
- [Your Summer, Your Tempo: Rest, Recharge, and Reignite](https://swacda.org/your-summer-your-tempo-rest-recharge-and-reignite/) - R&R Resource ArticleSpencer WileyYour Summer, Your Tempo: Rest, Recharge, and ReigniteCongratulations on almost making it to the end of the school year! For most of us, the month of May tends to be the time when we get ready for the final concert of the semester, audition students for the upcoming school year, and tie
- [AVOIDING BURNOUT: Self-Care is Not a Luxury, It's the Key to Longevity](https://swacda.org/avoiding-burnout-self-care-is-not-a-luxury-its-the-key-to-longevity/) - AVOIDING BURNOUT: Self-Care is Not a Luxury, It’s the Key to Longevity by Dr Jaclyn Normandie As music educators, we devote much of ourselves to the success and well-being of our students. We invest countless hours, energy, and passion into guiding their growth, helping them navigate both the technical and emotional aspects of music and
- [Appropriation](https://swacda.org/appropriation/) - Eduardo Garcia-Novelli, World Music & Cultures R&R ChairIf we think about the British Museum displaying a vase from ancient Babylon, the concept of “cultural appropriation” is clear: They likely picked up the vase during the glory days of the Empire. In that case, one group takes something from another group. Stealing is wrong. So, one
- [The 7 Habits of the Highly Effective Choral Program](https://swacda.org/the-7-habits-of-the-highly-effective-choral-program/) - Reginal Wright, TTBB Choirs R&R Chair The 7 Habits of the Highly Effective Choral Program I’ve always been drawn to Stephen Covey’s writings on success, particularly his Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. As someone who thrives on process and structure, this book has been a constant guide throughout my teaching career. When I recently
- [Elevating Your Show Choir](https://swacda.org/elevating-your-show-choir/) - Michael Shimp, Show Choir R&R Cahir Elevating Your Show Choir: A Guide to Collaborating with Arrangers As the Show Choir Season is coming to an end, we all begin the new adventure of creating a new Show Choir Show for next year. A new season to build also comes with the other items that are
- [Collaboration: Everyone wins!](https://swacda.org/collaboration-everyone-wins/) - Andy Waggoner – Community Choirs R&R ChairCollaboration: Everyone wins!Hello SWACDA Friends.The 2025-2026 season marks the 50th Anniversary for the chorus I have the privilege of conducting. In planning for this momentous occasion, we have had a lot of conversation around collaboration. While we certainly won’t do all of these suggestions, I wanted to share some
- [Crafting a Well-Balanced and Engaging Concert Program](https://swacda.org/crafting-a-well-balanced-and-engaging-concert-program/) - Tatiana Taylor - 2-Year College R&R ChairCrafting a Well-Balanced and Engaging Concert ProgramDesigning a concert program that is both fresh and well-balanced can be a daunting task. There have been semesters when I found myself struggling for ideas, often turning to colleagues for inspiration. Whether at conferences, through professional discussions, reading articles, attending concerts, or
- [Choosing Music that Inspires Growth](https://swacda.org/choosing-music-that-inspires-growth/) - Caleb Zustiak – Be Our Guest – MissouriChoosing Music that Inspires GrowthThe administrator continues writing in her notebook as the choir performs one of its upcoming festival songs. The students are engaged in the music; they have obviously worked hard to learn to sing together and in parts, and the class has met all of
- [How to Start an A Cappella Group](https://swacda.org/how-to-start-an-a-cappella-group/) - Leia Browning - Contemporary A Cappella R&R Chair How to Start an A Cappella Group Contemporary A Cappella has changed my program for the better in so many ways. Each year, student interest and retention grows, literacy gets better, and students are proud to show what they’ve accomplished in live shows, music videos, and professionally
- [Building Bridges Through Song: Expanding Community Through Collaboration](https://swacda.org/building-bridges-through-song-expanding-community-through-collaboration/) - Nathan Wubbena - Children & Community Youth R&R Chair Building Bridges Through Song: Expanding Community Through Collaboration Being a music educator can often feel isolating. While we’re surrounded by fellow educators daily, our role differs significantly from that of a typical classroom teacher. We may have colleagues in other musical disciplines—band, orchestra, and beyond—who understand the
- [Building Confidence in Your Middle School Singers](https://swacda.org/building-confidence-in-your-middle-school-singers/) - Cristy Miller – Middle School/Junior High R&R ChairBuilding Confidence in Your Middle School SingersOne of the biggest challenges I face with my middle school singers is helping them overcome their anxiety about singing in front of others. While solo singing isn’t required in my class, I want students to feel confident if they ever have
- [Choosing Literature for Treble Ensembles](https://swacda.org/choosing-literature-for-treble-ensembles/) - Tanner Oglesby – SSAA R&R Chair Choosing Literature for Treble Ensembles January has always been a complicated month for me. As an individual, I find January to be an exciting time, imagining new goals, starting fresh, and cleaning the slate. As a choral director, I find January to be the “lull” in the middle. Still
- [Fostering Choral Excellence and Community Impact at Two-Year Colleges](https://swacda.org/fostering-choral-excellence-and-community-impact-at-two-year-colleges/) - Tatiana Taylor - 2-Year College R&R Chair Fostering Choral Excellence and Community Impact at Two-Year Colleges Two-year colleges are unique and face their own set of challenges. Our students are with us for a short amount of time and creating a dynamic choral culture can be challenging. I currently serve as the Director of Choirs
- [15 Truths I Learned from Living and Conducting](https://swacda.org/15-truths-i-learned-from-living-and-conducting/) - By Mark Lawley, Past SWACDA President 15 Truths I Learned from Living and ConductingBy Mark Lawley, Past SWACDA PresidentAfter 4th grader Nemo left his voice lesson, I noticed there was a penny laying on my piano. A week later, I told him he left the penny and reached to give it back to him. “Oh
- [Membership Needs to Have Its Privileges](https://swacda.org/membership-needs-to-have-its-privileges/) - By Andy Waggoner, Community Choirs R&R Chair Membership Needs to Have Its PrivilegesBy Andy Waggoner, Community Choirs R&R ChairHello SWACDA Friends.I’m happy to share my first article for the Connection with you!I’m honored to serve as Artistic Director of the St. Louis County Community Chorus in Missouri. With an active membership of 200+ voices, we
- [Incorporating Social-Emotional Learning in Choral Rehearsals: Is There Enough Time?](https://swacda.org/incorporating-social-emotional-learning-in-choral-rehearsals-is-there-enough-time/) - By Spencer Wiley, High School Mixed Choir R&R Chair Incorporating Social-Emotional Learning in Choral Rehearsals:Is There Enough Time?By Spencer Wiley, High School Mixed Choir R&R ChairIf you’re anything like me, you know that even though you may have the perfect rehearsal plan, there will be some things that will need to be pushed to the
- [Magic Is Possible - by Stephen Rew](https://swacda.org/magic-is-possible-by-stephen-rew/) - MAGIC IS POSSIBLEBy Stephen Rew“Never Settle for Beautiful when MAGIC is possible.” – Charles BruffyAs a young director at a SWACDA Conference in Kansas City, I found myself sitting in the balcony of the Folly Theatre watching a performance by a Women’s Choir from Seoul, Korea. As a recent college graduate, I listened intently to
- [Building a Choral Community](https://swacda.org/building-a-choral-community/) - Tanner OglesbySSAA Choirs R&R ChairBuilding a Choral CommunityWhen I first started teaching, I encountered some of the common issues we all face: lack of administrative support, classroom management challenges, student ownership and buy-in, poor funding, etc. At first, I took it personally. How could these students, parents, and administrators not understand the value of music
- [The Challenge of Selecting Global Choral Music](https://swacda.org/the-challenge-of-selecting-global-choral-music/) - Eduardo Garcia-NovelliWorld Music & Cultures R&R ChairTHE CHALLENGE OF SELECTING GLOBAL CHORAL MUSICI love attending music conventions/conferences for a variety of reasons, and one of those is the chance to learn new and exciting choral repertoire. In my book, the convention was a success if I can check mark a box because I found at
- [Exploring the Jonathan Palant Series: A Conversation with Dr. Jonathan Palant](https://swacda.org/reginal-wright-ttbb-choir-rr-exploring-the-jonathan-palant-series-a-conversation-with-dr-jonathan-palant/) - Reginal WrightTTBB Choirs R&R Chair Exploring the Jonathan Palant Series: A Conversation with Dr. Jonathan PalantInterview by Reginal WrightIn this interview, Reginal Wright speaks with Dr. Jonathan Palant, Director of Choral Activities at the University of Texas Dallas and leader of the Dallas Street Choir and Credo. We discuss the evolution of Dr. Palant’s work on
- [It Pays to Connect](https://swacda.org/it-pays-to-connect/) - SWACDA Jr. High/Middle School R&R ChairCristi MillerIt Pays to Connect In a choir classroom, the music goes beyond notes on a page. It interweaves individuals together, creating a community bound by a shared desire for expression. While the development of musical skill is a central focus, equally important is the sense of connection nurtured between
- [What Would Be in a Great Audition for an Honors Vocal Jazz Ensemble?](https://swacda.org/swacda-jazz-rr-chair-article/) - SWACDA Jazz Choir R&R ChairBeth Enloe-FritzWhat would be in a great audition for an Honors Vocal Jazz Ensemble? Beth Enloe Fritz – Jazz R&R – With contributions from Ben Silvermintz (MO ASVJE coordinator) and John Stafford (National ACDA Jazz R&R and VJE coordinator) As you approach honor jazz ensemble auditions with your students, here are
- [Engaging Singers Through Repertoire: A Director’s Perspective by Rayvon Moore](https://swacda.org/engaging-singers-through-repertoire-a-directors-perspective-by-rayvon-moore/) - Rayvon Moore, 4-year College/University Engaging Singers Through Repertoire: A Director’s PerspectiveAs the Director of Choral Studies at Friends University, one of my core responsibilities is to ensure that our choral program not only meets high musical standards but also fosters an environment of deep engagement and enthusiasm among our singers. The repertoire we select plays a
- [Nathan Wubbena Interviews Chris Maunu](https://swacda.org/nathan-wubbena-interviews-chris-maunu/) - Nathan Wubbena, Children/Community Youth R&R ChairI sat down to talk with Chris Maunu this month, a former Colorado colleague whom I got to know more when our choirs sang one of his pieces in 2021; we had a wonderful conversation. Chris is a kind and genuine person, and had some great thoughts to share that
- [Repertoire Suggestions - Student Activities R&R](https://swacda.org/repertoire-suggestions-student-activities-rr/) - Jennifer Sequin – SWACDA Youth and Student Activities R&R Chair Alma Redemptoris Mater (SA) with keyboard and opt. cello Chiara Margarita Cozzolani/ed. Meredith Bowen Hal Leonard Laudamus Te, RV 588 (SA) with piano Antonio Vivaldi/arr. David Rayl MusicSpoke Wade in the Water (SSA) with piano arr. Kevin Phillip Johnson BriLee Music Publications Fire Dance of
- [Discover the power of student engagement in music education - Jen Sengin](https://swacda.org/discover-the-power-of-student-engagement-in-music-education-jen-sengin/) - Meet Dr. Jennifer Sengin: Your New SWACDA Youth and Student Activities R&R ChairIntroductionDr. Jennifer Sengin, Visiting Assistant Professor of Choral Studies at the University of Missouri–Kansas City, is excited to serve as the Youth and Student Activities Repertoire and Resource Chair.Contact: jsengin@umkc.eduMaking the Most of Your College/University Experiences: In School and BeyondAs pre-service conductor-teachers, we
- [Repertoire Suggestions - Rayvon Moore - 4-year College/University R&R](https://swacda.org/repertoire-suggestions-rayvon-moore-4-year-college-university-rr/) - Rayvon TJ Moore – 4-year College/University R&R ChairTis the Season (in August)! – Holiday Concert IdeasCoventry Carolarr. B.E. BoykinOxford University PressSATTB, SSAA, a cappellaA beautiful arrangement of a well-known carol with gorgeous harmonies! You can feature a soprano or baritone as the soloist. https://www.jwpepper.com/Coventry-Carol/11512318.item Mary Had a Babyarr. Roland CarterWalton MusicSATB, accompaniedThis is an awesome arrangement
- [Repertoire Suggestions - Nathan Wubbena - Children/Community Youth R&R](https://swacda.org/repertoire-suggestions-nathan-wubbena-children-community-youth-rr/) - Nathan Wubbena - Children/Community Youth R&R ChairSelecting repertoire is one of my favorite things to do. I almost always find it challenging to whittle down the list of songs I’d like to do with my singers because there are many wonderful pieces that offer so much to our students. I aim to provide a variety
- [Meet Bryan Taylor: Your New SWACDA Music and Worship R&R Chair](https://swacda.org/me/) - Meet Bryan Taylor: Your New SWACDA Music and Worship R&R ChairIntroductionI am excited to represent SWACDA and all the great church music directors as your Music and Worship Repertoire and Resource chair.I cherish the opportunity to lead, learn, and grow through the excellent church leaders we have in SWACDA.Let’s get more friends involved who aren’t
- [J. Owen - Building Stronger Connections - Part 2](https://swacda.org/j-owen-building-stronger-connections-part-2/) - Embracing New Horizons: Goals and Engagement for SWACDAAnother Goal to AccomplishProvide Experiences Beyond the ConferenceSWACDA aims to be more than just a biennial weeklong event.Ensuring all members feel valued and see the benefits of their ACDA membership.Leadership is dedicated to providing ongoing opportunities.Implementing the Theme of New HorizonsNew Conference LocationFor the first time, SWACDA will
- [J. Owen - Building Stronger Connections](https://swacda.org/j-owen-building-stronger-connections/) - Building Stronger Connections within SWACDA: My Vision for Our Community Introduction:Have you ever felt lost when navigating the broader choral community beyond your state chapter?During my presidency with SWACDA, I aim to bridge these gaps and foster a deeper sense of connection among all our members.Strengthening State NetworksEach state chapter within SWACDA has cultivated a
- [The President's Pen - July 15](https://swacda.org/the-presidents-pen-july-15/) - New Horizons Are you ready to explore new horizons at an upcoming conference in one of the most vibrant cities in the Southwest? Selecting a city for our Southwestern conferences is a meticulous process that requires extensive planning, organizing, and work. As I transitioned into the role of president-elect, I gained a newfound appreciation for

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