The Preparatory Choir lays the foundation for successful progress and development as a singer in DGC. The emphasis for this chorus is on proper use of the vocal instrument through games, folk songs and rhythmic activities. Frequent performances are not a component of this class.
Preparatory program is an exceptional experience to enable all preschool-aged children (3-6 year olds) to reach their full potential in singing, ear-training, vocabulary and body movement skills. Classes are offered by three sessions in a year, 10 weeks per session.
Preparatory program is an exceptional experience to enable all preschool-aged children (3-6 year olds) to reach their full potential in singing, ear-training, vocabulary and body movement skills. Classes are offered by three sessions in a year, 10 weeks per session.
Preparatory program is an exceptional experience to enable all preschool-aged children (3-6 year olds) to reach their full potential in singing, ear-training, vocabulary and body movement skills. Classes are offered by three sessions in a year, 10 weeks per session.
The concert group is a performance-oriented group of about 240 students in four divisions: Concert Choir, Youth Choir, Young Men, and Young Women. Students must be at least in 6th grade and possess music literacy. In addition to yearly concert tours within the United States and abroad, there is mandatory attendance at an annual Music Camp every August. Two rehearsals weekly are required for Concert Choir members.
The training program is desinged to take children from age 5 - 10 through four levels, each buildingprogressive musical skills. Students are fully prepared to take the next step to the concert groups.
The training program is desinged to take children from age 5 - 10 through four levels, each buildingprogressive musical skills. Students are fully prepared to take the next step to the concert groups.
The training program is desinged to take children from age 5 - 10 through four levels, each buildingprogressive musical skills. Students are fully prepared to take the next step to the concert groups.