FROM THE J.W. PEPPER BLOG
The Inside Voice: An Interview with Keith Getty
The Inside Voice: An Interview with Keith Getty Keith Getty burst onto the scene in 2001 with In Christ Alone, a modern hymn that quickly became a staple of Christian worship services. The song, a partnership with Stuart Townend, is still his signature piece to this day, and though this partnership has continued through Getty’s career, his best-known collaborator is also his partner in life and love: Kristyn Getty.
A Band Director's Guide to Teaching Chorus, Part 2
Are you a band director yet you find yourself teaching chorus? In Part 1: Preparing Your Singers I discussed setting up and managing the choral room, breathing and warm-ups, and reading music. Now you’re ready for Part 2.
From the Editors - Orff Instruments: Classroom Essentials
Whether a music teacher uses the Orff approach or not, almost all have had some interaction with the wonderful instruments that are associated with Orff-Schulwerk. Read the blog and find resources that any level of classroom music teacher can use starting today!
The Inside Voice: An Interview with Keith Getty
The Inside Voice: An Interview with Keith Getty Keith Getty burst onto the scene in 2001 with In Christ Alone, a modern hymn that quickly became a staple of Christian worship services. The song, a partnership with Stuart Townend, is still his signature piece to this day, and though this partnership has continued through Getty’s career, his best-known collaborator is also his partner in life and love: Kristyn Getty.
A Band Director's Guide to Teaching Chorus, Part 2
Are you a band director yet you find yourself teaching chorus? In Part 1: Preparing Your Singers I discussed setting up and managing the choral room, breathing and warm-ups, and reading music. Now you’re ready for Part 2.
From the Editors - Orff Instruments: Classroom Essentials
Whether a music teacher uses the Orff approach or not, almost all have had some interaction with the wonderful instruments that are associated with Orff-Schulwerk. Read the blog and find resources that any level of classroom music teacher can use starting today!
