In this episode, we talk about how to balance our choir rehearsals so that we give new members a chance to learn established repertoire while keeping our existing singers happy.

In this episode, we talk about how to handle difficult situations and people in your choir efficiently and professionally so that you can maintain a great atmosphere and enjoy your role as choir leader.

In this episode, we look at how fear can hold us back and how to break through it so that we can achieve our goals for our choirs. Fear can really strangle our creativity, so it’s great to have workable strategies to help us overcome our fears and evolve as choir leaders.

In this episode, we talk about how we can review our conducting skills and find areas of improvement so that we’re constantly evolving as musicians and leaders.

In this episode, we’re discuss basic microphone types, how they work and how to select microphones to use with your choir.

In this episode, we show you an easy way to create well-planned choir rehearsals that will give you confidence and motivate your choir.

In this episode, we take you step by step through the process of planning a season of choir rehearsals and we show you the strategy that we use to ensure that our choirs are well-rehearsed and ready for each performance.

In this episode, we give you some great strategies for encouraging your choir to be consistent in their attendance at rehearsals and to be punctual and ready to sing.

In this episode, we hear from community choir members about what they get from their choir experience. Knowing what your singers want and enjoy is vital to running a successful choir, so we also discuss ways to get useful feedback.

In this episode, I talk to my little sister, Berenice Lewis, about her role as a choir leader and the advice she would give people new to the role. She’s an excellent musician and she has some great ideas for choir leaders.