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Date Posted: 10:41:56 02/13/07 Tue
Author: Brian
Subject: Re: Restrictions on Repertoire
In reply to: Chadsac 's message, "Restrictions on Repertoire" on 20:02:22 01/31/07 Wed

I agree with the previous statement. To eliminate sacred music from any religion/culture would leave you with a very limited supply of music. However I beleive it is very important, especially at the high school level, to pick a diverse selection of reportoire to allow a wide range of the students interests to be explored.

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[> Re: Restrictions on Repertoire -- Hayley Pletcher, 19:19:49 03/28/07 Wed [1]

I agree with what was previously said. I do believe that the teacher should be able to choose his/her own repertoire, but he/she needs to keep the students in mind.


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