Sight-Singing for Volunteer Choirs with Cantor Jen Roher
Sight-Singing for Volunteer Choirs with Cantor Jen Roher Have you ever wondered what your choir [...]
What’s Your Mi Chamocha? with Cantor Ross Wolman
What's Your Mi Chamocha? with Cantor Ross Wolman Each week we choose selected pieces to accompany [...]
Guild Talks Music: Rachelle Nelson teaches her Eili, Eili
Cantor and Composer Rachelle Nelson will work with selected GTM Organizational Member choirs on her setting of Hannah Senesh’s poem, Eili, Eili. All GTM members are welcome to attend.
Guild Talks Music: Building a Song-Leading Culture
Rose Snitz will lead a session on the work she’s been doing with small congregations to build a song-leading culture.
Guild Talks Music: The Jewish Music Scene in Great Britain
Daniel Cainer, the "Comic-Bard of Anglo Jewry", will host a webinar devoted to what's happening in Jewish music in the British Isles.
Guild Talks Music: Basic Sight-Reading for Choirs
Cantor Jen Roher will lead a webinar with Organizational Members and others on basic sight-reading.
From Choral Concept to Choral Creation with Dave Schlossberg
From Choral Concept to Choral Creation with Dave Schlossberg Choral composer and arranger Dave Sc [...]
Accompanying Jewish Services with Dr. Alan Mason
Accompanying Jewish Services with Dr. Alan Mason Dr. Alan Mason, GTM VP for Special Projects, le [...]
Guild Talks Music: What’s Your Mi Chamocha?
Each week we choose selected pieces to accompany our Shabbat worship in our congregations. We don’t get the chance to hear what others are doing, or to share our own highlights. Join Cantor Ross Wolman, a representative from Transcontinental Music and JLicense to explore what the most used melodies are (as reported to JLicense) and what hidden gems you may be missing. This is an opportunity to grow your repertoire by exploring what is newly offered in Shabbat music by Transcon and by what your colleagues have discovered!
Noah Aronson – Retrospective
Noah Aronson Retrospective Renowned composer Noah Aronson presents a retrospective of his work. [...]
