1: Introduction

Introduction

My name is Rohan Poldervaart, choir conductor and educator. I’ve studied bachelors Music in Education, my masters in Innovative Choir Leading and my post-master in Soloist performance at the conservatory of Aalborg, Denmark.

I work internationally as a workshop leader, trainer and coach and I’ve specialized in social cohesion and the influcence on a creative context.

I’m a teacher who gives a lot of space to the creativity of others. I can listen very well and I am challenged by my own and others challenges. If we use our senses in an optimal way, we can experience way more than the notes and music. Under the music there are many layers of expression, tension, excitement, security and love. Somethings we can’t define, but we know that it is there.. live in the room.

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Website: www.rpmusic.nl

Email: info@rpmusic.nl

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2: A road to circle singing (with jabber)

1A - Jabber introduction

1a. Jabber introduction

a. Talk with the group  (0.00) 

b. Repeat  (0.38)

c. With body support (1.02)

d. With pitch 

d. Singing and sound  

e. Energy (1.34)

f.  Sound circle  (1.49)

g. Contrast (3.24)

1B - Jabber to musicality

1c. Jabber into circle song

a. Small example group (0.00) 

b. Mini jam 2 voiced (1.32)

c.  Practice (3.03) 

d. New circle with piano support (6.03) 

e. Circle songs with beginners

1C- Jabber into circle songsinging

1a. Jabber introduction

a. Talk with the group  (0.00) 

b. Repeat  (0.38)

c. With body support (1.02)

d. With pitch 

d. Singing and sound  

e. Energy (1.34)

f.  Sound circle  (1.49)

g. Contrast (3.24)

3: How to establish groove with your choir

How to establish groove with your choir

  1. Introduction ‘Tima’ & Timata (0.00)

  2. Connection to the body (2.40)

  3. Add Clapp (3.44)

  4. Remove ghost notes (5.42) 

  5. Create your own rhythm (8.00)

  6. Add Jabber (11.25)

4: Social cohesion in a creative context

Social cohesion

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