The performer’s volume for bigger scorings with more extensive accompaniments for many pieces in the choral collection.
For every youth choir, making the transition from singing in unison to singing in parts is an exciting process. chorissimo! blue, the new volume for equal voices in our successful choir series chorissimo!, accompanies and supports this process.
It contains a wide range of carefully-chosen and stylistically varied pieces, presented for flexible use, as well as versatile practical working material, including playback, audio and practice track CDs, and a DVD of video clips. The volume, structured for graded learning, progresses in six steps from unison singing, via canons and quodlibets, to homophonic and polyphonic two- and three-part pieces.
Different workshops, some of which feature on the video clips, focus on individual aspects of choral work, such as warm-ups or beatboxing. All the pieces have a piano accompaniment; in addition, some pieces can be accompanied by additional instruments or band. Flexible part material is available for this.
For every youth choir, making the transition from singing in unison to singing in parts is an exciting process. chorissimo! blue, the new volume for equal voices in our successful choir series chorissimo!, accompanies and supports this process.
It contains a wide range of carefully-chosen and stylistically varied pieces, presented for flexible use, as well as versatile practical working material, including playback, audio and practice track CDs, and a DVD of video clips. The volume, structured for graded learning, progresses in six steps from unison singing, via canons and quodlibets, to homophonic and polyphonic two- and three-part pieces.
Different workshops, some of which feature on the video clips, focus on individual aspects of choral work, such as warm-ups or beatboxing. All the pieces have a piano accompaniment; in addition, some pieces can be accompanied by additional instruments or band. Flexible part material is available for this.
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Klaus Konrad Weigele
| 1965Prof. Dr Klaus K. Weigele has been Director of the State Academy for Young Musicians in Baden-Württemberg since 2002; he has also served on a voluntary basis on the Executive Committee of the State Music Council for many years. In addition, he has been working for many years as a choir director and voice coach at the State Academy, as well as at workshops, residential courses and training programmes for teachers. In 2014, he was awarded the Countess Sonja Memorial Prize by the ‘Singen mit Kindern’ Foundation in recognition of his work. He has recorded several CDs with his children’s choir, SingsalaSing. He is the author and editor of numerous songbooks and choir books – including the school choir book series "chorissimo!" published by Carus-Verlag – as well as articles and writings on the subjects of music, music education and music pedagogy. Personal details
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Klaus Brecht
| 1953Klaus Brecht spent almost 30 years working as a lecturer, music teacher, choir director and voice coach at the State Academy for Young Musicians in Baden-Württemberg, with which he remains involved through various music education projects. He has edited several songbooks and textbooks, holds a teaching post at the Mannheim University of Music, and is active as a speaker, choir director and adjudicator for various music associations. Personal details
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