Music Theory is an important part of become a great singer. 

Learning music in choir class is often taught by "rote learning" or modeling the vocals.  If you have a good ear, you can match sound and follow the pitch as it goes up or down as you produce vocal tone.  As you understand the rhythm, dynamics, and performance side of music-singing, it becomes more meaningful for you to demonstrate your understanding.  Our finished classroom product manifests when we have choral concerts.  Depending on the efforts of the individual is how well our songs end up sounding; good? or still needing improvements.





Music Theory is the actual "How to."  The way music is created. 

This page is going to be a chance for you to try independent study (IS).  You will have information available that Mrs. Davisson doesn't have quality time in the choral classroom to teach at differentiated levels. 

When we sing we do not push an instrument valve on our throat to make a noise like a regular instrument does therefore learning theory sometimes seems more difficult to singers, but if given enough time to understand the concepts through self study, the "How to.", it CAN be something you acquired.

Good Luck, and if you have any questions please email me.   

Music Education using Technology
Below are suggested places you can investigate Music Theory even further.  Most of these places offer free downloads, worksheets, and other ways of understanding theory and instrument (piano) concepts that help us as singers improve our abilities to read and interrupt music.
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