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Vocal music ebooks
The Musical Theatre Performer's Guide to Audition Success
Musical theatre performers will spend as much, or more, time auditioning for roles as they do rehearsing and performing, especially in the beginning of their careers. Auditioning is a critical skill learned over time and through experience. To get yourself working regularly, it is essential to understand the unique challenges and opportunities of the musical theatre audition process, and how you can best prepare yourself. This eBook provides information on audition formats, common expectations,
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Overcoming Performance Anxiety for Musical Theatre Performers
Musical theatre is a challenging art form, and performers are often hard workers with a drive for perfectionism that breeds a fear of failure, which becomes the seed for performance anxiety to flourish. Performance anxiety can be a devastating blow to a passionate performer’s career and enjoyment of their craft, but it doesn’t have to be that way – performance anxiety is a normal human reaction that can be overcome if given the right resources, patience, and support system. This eBook is a resou
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Sensational Scenes and Songs
Acting skills for musical theatre performers: take your scenes and songs from good to sensational by learning to identify and resolve some of the most common acting problems seen in musical theatre. Sensational Scenes and Songs is a resource for performers who want to be able to diagnose and correct problems that are holding them back from giving their best performances, and musical theatre educators who wish to take these techniques into their classrooms and give their students the tools they n
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Meditation for Musical Theatre Performers
A step-by-step guide to meditation, why it benefits musical theatre actors, and special techniques that connect this practice to the performing arts. Meditation for Musical Theatre Performers is a resource created for those who want to explore meditation as an avenue for natural and effective relaxation onstage, including amateur and professional performers, or educators who wish to take these techniques into their classrooms.
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Authentic Ways of Teaching Jazz
Do you agree with any of these?”I’m an elementary music teacher. I don’t know a lot about jazz but I want to teach my kids something meaningful about it…”“I teach middle school chorus. I want a way to teach my kids to improvise with their voices and on the piano that’s fun and keeps them feeling confident…”“I am a jazz educator. I need a powerful way to advocate the value of my program…”If so, Authentic Ways of Teaching Jazz has what you’re looking for.
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Adopt A Composer - Teaching Research Skills Through Elementary Music History
Improve elementary students' research skills through these fun cooperative learning lessons about music history!
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2nd - 5th
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Jazz - An American Solution to an American Dilemma
The opening section of the book: Authentic Ways of Teaching Jazz, by Adam Cole. The essay offers a compelling argument for the widespread use of jazz instruction among all students, not only those preparing to be jazz musicians.
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