Prepare for Texas All-State with Music Prodigy

Music Prodigy will soon release all of the public domain music used by Texas All-State Choir auditions and performances. Out of 14 total works to be auditioned/performed, we will offer 7 ready-to-go in a curated Music Prodigy edition that matches the ones chosen by TMEA.

This should be BIG news for any choral teacher or student in our Texas schools. Currently, choir teachers and students have scant materials to help students at home, limited to primitive "sing-tape" practice tools costing $10 each song.

Following soon afterward, I will release a choir singing method to train students to pass the All-State Sight Reading audition. I have 16 exceprts taken from the exam given during the past two years, plus I have composed or excerpted public domain lines for further quizzes.

Any student using the system will generate hours of practice time per week.

These titles will be included as a part of Music Prodigy Core. To get setup with a pre-populated Gradebook for you and your students, please drop us a line.

Thank you and happy singing!

Richard Gard

Director of Music at Saint Thomas More Chapel at Yale

Director of the Yale Center for Music and Liturgy

Director of Undergraduate and Graduate Music Lessons, Yale University

Member:

• American Bach Society
• American Choral Directors Association
• Association for Technology in Music Instruction
• Society for Christian Scholarship in Music

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