I wrote the following in response to a blog post about the discussion of being included with ACDA, the American Choral Directors Association.
One of my biggest goals when writing blogs for CASA is to help people get ideas and excitement for contemporary a cappella out to the masses.
I was a fan first.
A musical genre with a long history on the margins has finally reached mainstream popularity, including gaining increased popularity on college campuses across the nation.
My last three articles did not show up, so here they are: http://www.casa.org/content/quest-cappella-major-aca-pedagogy http://www.casa.org/content/quest-cappella-major-youre-my-cappella-lobster ht
It was only last year that vocal music teacher Lisa Forkish came to Oakland School for the Arts, a selective charter school in the city's Uptown district, and per
April 13, 2012 marked a few important occasions: the first night of the very first BOSS (Boston Sings) festival, the first
Music begins its sweep through campus, announcing the long-awaited arrival of Friday afternoon.
The Berklee A Cappella Festival gives students the opportunity to develop their vocal performance skills.
After 16 years of serenading IU’s campus as Straight No Chaser, the beloved on-campus singing group is changing its name to Another Round, beginning Saturday.
CASA and RARB have joined forces to bring you a unified a capella forum.
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