Week 01 / Ears first
Hear the interval. Sing it with intention.
Echo seconds, thirds, fourths and fifths. Hunt for them in your score, then listen for beats as your choir tunes a unison into harmony.
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Understand why.
Sing with confidence.
Music theory that starts with sound, not a textbook. Turn short, practical lessons into better sight-reading, stronger harmony and real musical independence.
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The rehearsal reset
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Theory belongs
in rehearsal.
A practical framework for junior high and high school choirs. Keep your repertoire at the center and weave in one useful discovery at a time.
Your daily micro-structure
- 01 / Review
60–90 seconds to reconnect with yesterday. - 02 / Discover
3–5 minutes of listening, singing or score work. - 03 / Apply
Sing the phrase again. Notice what changed.
Bring a keyboard, your current scores and a whiteboard. Adapt the pace to your rehearsal calendar; repeat activities on non-rehearsal days or the next time you meet.
Week 02 / Harmony unlocked
Build the chord, not just your part.
Assign roots, thirds and fifths to sections. Hear major and minor triads, then find the V–I and IV–I resolutions already hiding in your repertoire.
Week 03 / Read with confidence
Make the next measure less of a mystery.
Clap back repertoire rhythms, map the form and sight-read four to eight measures. Let students explain one musical discovery to the group.
Week 04 / Put it together
Take the aha moment into the music.
Annotate a score, revisit a tricky tuning spot and compare classroom recordings. Finish with a five-minute warm-up habit and a goal for next month.
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Less guessing.
More understanding.
Start with one interval, one chord, one phrase. Let the music show you why it works.