“KNEAD one another” Mentions family “Stale, static, and stoic” Mentions AO joint Mentions horrific injury Says number of rehearsals before the concert “Who’s going first? (Sopranos!) Who’s going second?” Mentions research or his doctorate Practice reminders “So I spoke to [composer of the piece]” Moment of applause for PD “Do me a flavor” Pushes back vocal assessment Sense of ensemble Uses metronome Uses “dynamics dial” Mentions ACDA/honor choir work Talks to the camera Oscar- worthy facial expressions while conducting Song meaning soapbox moment Says “pedagogy” “Peace” “Tap your neighbor” “MUSIC IS MOVEMENT!” “KNEAD one another” Mentions family “Stale, static, and stoic” Mentions AO joint Mentions horrific injury Says number of rehearsals before the concert “Who’s going first? (Sopranos!) Who’s going second?” Mentions research or his doctorate Practice reminders “So I spoke to [composer of the piece]” Moment of applause for PD “Do me a flavor” Pushes back vocal assessment Sense of ensemble Uses metronome Uses “dynamics dial” Mentions ACDA/honor choir work Talks to the camera Oscar- worthy facial expressions while conducting Song meaning soapbox moment Says “pedagogy” “Peace” “Tap your neighbor” “MUSIC IS MOVEMENT!”
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“KNEAD one another”
Mentions family
“Stale, static, and stoic”
Mentions AO joint
Mentions horrific injury
Says number of rehearsals before the concert
“Who’s going first? (Sopranos!) Who’s going second?”
Mentions research or his doctorate
Practice reminders
“So I spoke to [composer of the piece]”
Moment of applause for PD
“Do me a flavor”
Pushes back vocal assessment
Sense of ensemble
Uses metronome
Uses “dynamics dial”
Mentions ACDA/honor choir work
Talks to the camera
Oscar-worthy facial expressions while conducting
Song meaning soapbox moment
Says “pedagogy”
“Peace”
“Tap your neighbor”
“MUSIC IS MOVEMENT!”
