Choir repertoire list

1. How do you choose a choral repertoire?
2. What are the 4 main types of choirs?
3. What are the choir positions?
4. What does ACDA stand for choir?

How do you choose a choral repertoire?

Consider these 6 criteria for choosing choral literature as you construct your menu:

1. Variety. Whether you are programming for a concert or for the classroom, variety is crucial. ...
2. Range. Examine each voice part from beginning to end. ...
3. Quality of writing. ...
4. Quality of text. ...
5. Integrity. ...
6. Love it.

What are the 4 main types of choirs?

Different types of choirs include mixed choirs (usually with parts for SATB - soprano, alto, tenor and bass), male voice choirs, female choirs, and a cappella ensembles. A cappella ensembles are unaccompanied choruses.

What are the choir positions?

The choir usually sings in four parts: soprano, alto, tenor and bass:

• Soprano is the highest voice part, and is suitable for women and boys (before their voices break).
• Alto is usually sung by women, but can be sung by male countertenors.

What does ACDA stand for choir?

About ACDA - American Choral Directors Association.