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Professional and artistic philosophy, esthetics (105)Ħ8.

ACDA activities and other professional news (351)Ħ7. Performance practice, style, and interpretation (67)Ħ6. Educational techniques and philosophy (111) Junior high school, middle school, high school and boychoirĥ7. Literature on, and music for various types of choruses (483) History and analysis of choral music (85) History of choral performance, histories of choral organizations, and biographies of conductors Vocal technique, vocal production and toneģ4. Composers and their choral music (418)Ĭhoral conducting and choral techniques (421) Choral composition, arranging, editing and publishing (42)Ģ. (parenthetical note indicates the number of articles in that classification)ġ. The reader detect any errors, the author would appreciate notification.

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Naturally, significant effort has been made to assure this work is free of mistakes. Bach‟s B-minor Mass, simply search for “Bach.” As the Choral Journal Index is editedĪs a simple Microsoft WORD document it is suggested that the reader search using the simplest possible With the abbreviations BIB., DISC., and REP.ĭue to the ease with which words can be searched via the computer‟s “find” function, thisĭocument does not include either a general index or an author index. Information on bibliography (beyond basic documentation), discography, or repertoire lists are so noted “Letter to the Editor,” include appropriate cross references in their annotation.

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Articles that are part of a series or that have resulted in subsequent commentaries, such as a An attempt has been made to utilize an article's thesis statement as its annotation whenever The 3,894 Choral Journal articles cataloged in the Index include a brief annotation, with theĮxception of book/recording reviews, and in those cases where an article‟s title clearly defines its entireĬontent. Thus, the reader may notice an occasional incongruityīetween a subject category and a title contained therein. The article by CONTENT rather than simply by title. In assigning an article to a particular location in the Index, every effort has been made to categorize While it is understood that virtually every article could be classified under multiple headings, anĮffort has been made to list items under the heading that most closely fits the individual article‟s primary Each article is entered under one of 78 subject headings (listed below), according to its main The subject index is similar to that which was employed in the published Choral Journal Index We are grateful to following for their kind editorial suggestions: Peter Durow. The author extends his deep appreciation to the headquarters staff of the American Choral DirectorsĪssociation for their on-going support of and courtesy toward this project. The American Choralĭirectors Association, Lawton, Oklahoma. Number Three in the ACDA Monograph Series. All rights reserved.įor information on Choral Journal articles prior to September 1979, consult The Choral Journal: An Index Subsequent entries are copyright © Scott William Dorsey, 2010. The American Choral Directors Association,

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2010.Įntries for Volumes 19-32 reprinted from The Choral Journal: An Index to Volumes 19-32, by Scott W.ĭorsey. The Choral Journal: An Index to Volumes 19-50, by Scott W.