Handel’s practice of borrowing from other composers allows us the opportunity to probe into the great composer’s style and creative thought processes. A number of scholars have shown without question that the majority of Handel’s borrowings transform his source materials into new creations entirely his own. But what does “entirely his own” really mean?
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Chorus America Staff | June 1, 2010
Alan Brown | June 1, 2010
Alan Brown, principal of WolfBrown, presented these research findings and strategies for audience development at the 2010 Conference.
Chorus America Staff | April 1, 2010
Research Memorandum Series No. 197
Michael Shaughnessy | January 8, 2010

So you thought you could count...that is, until you met the 7/8 and 5/4 time signatures. Honestly, why are those meters so troublesome?
Chorus America Staff | January 1, 2010
American Choral Review 52.1
Chorus America Staff | September 1, 2009
Research Memorandum Series No. 196
Ann Meier Baker | September 1, 2009

Personal stories can be a vital way to communicate the value of your chorus.
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Chorus America Staff | June 1, 2009
A handout summarizing the results of a survey conducted in 2009 asking children's chorus leaders about recruitment issues.
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Chorus America Staff | June 1, 2009
American Choral Review 51.2
Chorus America Staff | June 1, 2009
Member choruses reported on the impact of the recession on their financial and organizational outlook in a brief survey conducted in 2009.
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