Programming Philosophy - Amanda Quist

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Choral Catalogue

Matthew Van Dyke

22 episodes

5 days ago

Choral Catalogue is a space for choral directors to find exemplary, programmable choral repertoire while learning more about the conception behind those pieces as well as teaching tips and strategies from composers and choral directors in the field of Choral Music. Each episode will focus on one piece of choral repertoire that works well for high school and / or choral ensembles.

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Programming Philosophy - Amanda Quist

Choral Catalogue

53 minutes 8 seconds

3 years ago

Programming Philosophy - Amanda Quist

In this episode, you'll hear from Dr. Amanda Quist, Director of Choral Activities at the University of Miami - Frost School of Music. Amanda Quist is an imaginative and inquisitive concert programmer for her own ensembles as well as the various honor choirs she conducts throughout the United States.

Amanda and I discuss what makes a well-rounded program, some no-fail pieces you should consider, the age-old debate of theming your concerts, and the usual non-musical banter.

Thank you so much for listening and I hope you enjoy our conversation and it inspires you to explore some pieces you may not know about!

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https://choral.frost.miami.edu/