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Choral Series: Children’s Choral Music | 094

Podcast with Mark O'Leary, where we delve into the vibrant world of choral music with one of Australia's most esteemed conductors.

Podcast Highlights

Welcome to the Crescendo Music Education Podcast with Mark O’Leary, where we delve into the vibrant world of choral music with one of Australia’s most esteemed conductors. Join us as we explore the artistry, passion, and transformative power of choral singing.

From the founding of Young Voices of Melbourne to his work with Gondwana Voices and beyond, get ready for insightful discussions, captivating stories, and a deep dive into the beauty of choral music education.”

Mark O’Leary Biography:

Mark O’Leary OAM B.Mus.Ed M.Mus is a renowned Australian choral conductor, known for founding Young Voices of Melbourne in 1990. He has led the choir on numerous tours and produced twelve CD recordings, with international tours spanning Europe, South Africa, North America, Asia, Samoa, and New Zealand. Additionally, he conducts Exaudi youth choir and is the Principal Guest Conductor of Gondwana Voices. Mark is passionate about Kodaly teaching, developing excellence in children’s choirs, and Australian choral music. He conducts workshops nationwide and internationally, publishes choral music, and created the Sight Singing School books and website. In 2018, he received the Medal of the Order of Australia for his contributions to education and choral music.

Full bio HERE.

Links Mentioned in the Episode:

Gondwana

Young Voices of Melbourne (YVM)

Sight Singing School

Where to find me:

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