Thank you for this video! I somehow stumbled across this video while searching for choral music. The fact that we have same name could be the reason I played the video. I love the tonic solfa exercise at 10:54. I love the numbers/beats at 14:04. Oh! and the chord building at 16:40 to the end!! Thank you Dr Nathan Dame!
It's a blessing to work with young, energetic, flexible teens. I, on the contrary, work for 4 "golden age" choirs in Europe. They're tired and stiff. What would you recommend to warm tthem up?
I really appreciate how little the piano is used for these warmups!
It trains to hear themselves and not 'react' to the piano.
I love these kinds of teachers!
Anyone who says you MUST play piano to be a good teacher must watch this video!
Agreed. Let me know if there’s anything I can do to help. nathan.dame@mac.com
Thank you for this video! I somehow stumbled across this video while searching for choral music. The fact that we have same name could be the reason I played the video. I love the tonic solfa exercise at 10:54. I love the numbers/beats at 14:04. Oh! and the chord building at 16:40 to the end!! Thank you Dr Nathan Dame!
Posso dirti che è un gran bel esercizio che metterò in atto subito subito....grazie 😘
I’m so glad. Let me know if there’s anything I can do to help. nathan.dame@mac.com
Best work, Nathan.
these are incredible! Thank you so much for these!
I’m so glad. Let me know if there’s anything more I can do to help. nathan.dame@mac.com
Great work Dame
Very insightful. Thanks for posting.
I’m so glad. Let me know if there’s anything more I can do to help. nathan.dame@mac.com
Thank you so much
Excellent
It's a blessing to work with young, energetic, flexible teens.
I, on the contrary, work for 4 "golden age" choirs in Europe. They're tired and stiff.
What would you recommend to warm tthem up?
So beautiful.. DEVINE🙏
Hello! Can i ask what are the notes in doremi they sang in the last part?
Sure reach out to me on email. Let me know if there’s anything more I can do to help. nathan.dame@mac.com
I want to use this for my choir. Where do i start in teaching them this? My first initial thought is teaching by rote. Is this what you would suggest?
Absolutely!