This podcast exists to promote and encourage two long-time traditions in our society that seem to be dwindling…The Choir and Corporate Singing. We hope to revive the excitement and joy experienced with singing in a choir, as well as inform and educate the listener on all things singing, and all things choir related. A weekly podcast featuring discussion and interviews with choir directors, choir members, and other guests representing church choirs, college and university choirs, community choirs, show and theatre choirs, composer of choir music, and other. Segments include tips and instruction from skilled and professional disciplines within the choir community covering topics such as choir culture and community, choir directing, vocal training, ear training, sight reading, and more. A monthly virtual live audience episode allows the listener to engage with hosts and guests during instructional and Q&A segments via the live recording, chat, email, on various social me
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Episode #43
Catching Up with Dr. Michelle Margiotta
Feb 16, 202653 min
We explore how choirs can thrive without musicians, why hymns remain a powerful training ground, and how arranging “in color” links sound to story. Dr. Michelle Margiata shares her journey from Long Island worship to Nashville classrooms and studios, blending craft, faith, and fearless creativity. • starting a cappella with smart YouTube searches and hymnals • matching repertoire to your choir’s real range and stamina • why “tape don’t lie” matters for honest refinement • church vs college choir expectations and pressure • teaching vulnerability and emotion alongside technique • orchestration as color and texture serving the text • the limits of gospel choir imitation without heart • hymns as theology, memory, and intergenerational glue • breaking music theory rules with purpose and taste • singing to God vs performing for approval Be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts so you don’t miss the next episode; like and share with a friend and tell them that you were in the choir room https://michellemargiotta.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88aY2TZgJus https://kathytroccoli.com/ Perpetuating and Promoting the Christian and Positive Idea Through the Medium of Music and Other Arts.
Keith Childress: From World Action Singers to Teaching 1st-12th Graders, An Engaging CRQ, And Greg In the Minority.
Mar 12, 202546 min
What creates lasting community in a world of increasing isolation? Musician, vocalist, composer, teacher, and choir director Keith Childress has discovered the answer through decades of choir leadership spanning continents, cultures, and generations. When a remarkable opportunity took him to Oral Roberts University as part of the World Action Singers, he found himself performing alongside legends like Aretha Franklin and Teddy Pendergrass—a divine appointment that transformed his trajectory. Now teaching first through twelfth graders, Childress brings innovative approaches to music education. Greg finds himself in the minority amongst his co-hosts and guest (you'll have to listen to figure out why), but they have an engaging conversation while attempting to answer the episodes' CRQ. Have you experienced the transformative power of singing in community? Share your story with us at thechoirroom@metromusic-arts.com or through our Facebook page, and discover why, as our hosts affirm, choir matters now more than ever. Perpetuating and Promoting the Christian and Positive Idea Through the Medium of Music and Other Arts.
Back Together Again: Mietta Shares About the Journey, The Benefits and Joys of Singing In the School Choir, Throwback Choir Audio
Mar 6, 202530 min
Step into the Choir Room for an insightful exploration into the undeniable power of communal singing and choirs! In this episode, we unpack the significance of choir culture in today's society, addressing the vibrant sense of community that music fosters even in challenging times. With heartfelt anecdotes, co-host Mietta bravely shares her recent health journey and the impact it has had on her, reminding us all of the importance of community and support. Our discussion also highlights the transformative role of music in educational settings and the need to revive music programs in schools, affirming that singing together creates bonds that withstand life’s trials. We reflect on cherished memories from our own choir experiences, emphasizing that these shared moments not only provide joy but also play a crucial role in maintaining balance between our personal lives and ministry responsibilities. As we look ahead, we unveil exciting changes coming to the podcast, inviting you to broaden our musical community by sharing your own choir experiences. Join us for this rich dialogue and remember: your story could inspire someone else! Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and connect with us to keep the choral spirit alive! Perpetuating and Promoting the Christian and Positive Idea Through the Medium of Music and Other Arts.
Jared McClain joins us to discuss Navigating Choir Rehearsal Distractions, Captivating Young Minds Through Choir, and Choir Musical Diversity
Dec 23, 202457 min
This episode highlights the significance of choir culture and the challenges faced in both rehearsals and performances. With guest Jared McClain, we discuss the value of leadership in nurturing positive choir environments, memorable experiences in singing, and the integration of technology to engage new generations. Ever been in the middle of a choir rehearsal when the drummer starts tapping away, and suddenly it becomes impossible to focus? We've all been there, and in this episode of the Choir Room, we're tackling these not-so-uncommon rehearsal distractions head-on. Joined by the insightful Jared McClain, we dig into the art of setting clear boundaries and expectations with musicians to transform these disruptions into productive learning moments, all while sharing a few laughs over past rehearsal mishaps. Through personal stories and professional advice, we highlight how clear communication and maintaining a positive environment are crucial to a successful choir session. Reflecting on our choir journeys, we recount laughs and lessons from church choirs and high school concerts to unforgettable moments in Scotland. The camaraderie and community that arise from choir singing are unmatched, as are the challenges we face along the way. Jared opens up about how these early experiences, especially those in church choirs, have shaped our paths, leading us to places like Hampton University. These foundational musical moments not only built his skills but also fostered a deeper connection with music that continues to resonate today. • Importance of establishing rehearsal etiquette and expectations • Strategies on addressing distractions among musicians and vocalists • Sharing memorable choir experiences that teach resilience and growth • Exploring the role of technology in modern music education • Valuing diverse musical styles within choir settings • The enduring joy and community built through singing together https://www.facebook.com/iamjayred Perpetuating and Promoting the Christian and Positive Idea Through the Medium of Music and Other Arts.
Unlocking Choir Mastery: Rehearsal Strategies, Theological Reflections on 'My Hope is Built on Nothing Less', and Band Collaboration With Ben and Renee Westry
Jun 22, 20241h 3m
There is no single way of conducting a successful choir rehearsal. Unlock some of the secrets to conducting effective choir rehearsals with insights from seasoned choir directors and their friends, Ben and Renee Westry, music directors at the Full Gospel Interdenominational Church. Ben and Renee discuss their journey from being young musicians in their church to becoming influential leaders in their music ministry. Join Greg Thomas, along with co-hosts Dorian Johnson and Mietta Stansil-Farrar, as they share best practices for managing church choir and band dynamics. Then, learn about the hymn of the week, "My Hope is Built on Nothing Less," as Dorian delves into its deep theological roots and scriptural connections. Mietta will also lead the group as they tackle listener questions on coordinating combined rehearsals, stressing the value of holding separate sessions for choirs and bands to ensure a focused practice environment. Laugh along with us as we recount the humorous antics of musicians who just can’t resist tinkering with their instruments during rehearsals. We'll also explore the strategic benefits of separating choir and band rehearsals to minimize distractions and highlight the disciplined efforts needed for special events like Christmas and Resurrection Sunday. We discuss some of the nuts and bolts of managing a church band and choir, from early planning and song selection to using digital tools for efficient preparation. As we close, reflect on the importance of prioritizing the message over the messenger and join us in celebrating the timeless traditions of the church choir and corporate singing. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share the Choir Room Podcast to keep these insightful conversations going! Perpetuating and Promoting the Christian and Positive Idea Through the Medium of Music and Other Arts.
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