J.W.PEPPER PRESENTS:
Dr. Carol Krueger's Summer Literacy Workshops
Developing Independent Musicians
This session will present real-world concepts to implement a sound before symbol approach to teaching tonal literacyan approach that will help students learn to read music from the inside out. To aid the development of aural-oral tonal skills, a sequence of vocal pitch exercises will be presented in a graphic form that can be utilized in the choral rehearsal. Specific techniques for developing tonal and melodic reading readiness, literacy, audiation, musical memory, dictation, improvisation, elementary composition, and application of tonal and melodic literacy skills to choral literature will be addressed.
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Carol Krueger
Dr. Carol Krueger is Director of Choral Activities at Valdosta State University where she oversees the choral program and serves as Associate Conductor to the Valdosta Symphony Orchestra. A native of Wisconsin, Krueger received her bachelor's degree in music education from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and both an M.M. and D.M.A. in choral conducting from the University of Miami.
An active clinician, adjudicator and guest conductor, Krueger has conducted festivals and honor choirs at the collegiate, high school and middle school levels and presented interest sessions and workshops nationwide. She is widely recognized for her work with music literacy. Oxford University Press publishes her book, Progressive Sight Singing.
Carol Krueger
Dr. Carol Krueger is Director of Choral Activities at Valdosta State University where she oversees the choral program and serves as Associate Conductor to the Valdosta Symphony Orchestra. An active clinician, adjudicator and guest conductor, Krueger has conducted festivals and honor choirs and presented interest sessions and workshops nationwide.