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Draft structures for my project

  • karencortez7797
  • Oct 12, 2019
  • 1 min read

So I read a cool article about teaching choirs to sing in parts, which helped guide me on the things someone might need to work on when starting out in multi-part voice music. The simplest part songs were rounds and partner songs (basically, potential mashup songs) and it got me going on how I might structure a track so as to be useful for someone on at least two different levels of learning, so that one recording can be used by the same person to learn multiple things:

I am yet to figure out a plausible way of teaching two parts simultaneously. Stay tuned!

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I'm a genre-hopping cellist and amateur chorister studying Music Education at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. I am the cellist for Quart-Ed, an educational string quartet, and I've recently been exploring the string folk scene.

I sustained an anxiety-related playing injury in 2016 and am now on the road to recovery with a passion for awakening and deepening people’s musical identities, and developing healthy music making practices in school settings and beyond.

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