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SKU: GI.G-7359 Fundamentals of Choral Conducting. Composed by James Jordan. Evoking Sound. Music Education. Book. GIA Publications #7359. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-7359). ISBN 9781622776955. English."Evoking Sound set new standards for its vision of the choral conductor's role when it was published in 1998. Now significantly revised and expanded, James Jordan's groundbreaking book incorporates more than ten years of new conducting insights, pedagogy, and philosophy to create a resource that is not only informative but transformative.Unique to this edition is the inclusion of a revolutionary DVD with Dr. Jordan and Eugene Migliaro Corporon of the University of North Texas. For the first time, a conducting text contains visual examples of patterns that - with the help of state-of-the-art animation and multiple camera angles - guide you to a deeper understanding of how conducting gesture influences sound.Evoking Sound Second Edition includes:Expanded material on the applications of the theories of Laban for conductorsSequential development of techniqueUnique new graphic renditions of conducting patterns that show not only the pattern but also velocity of the pattern and possible rotation pointsApplication of the theories of Hideo SaitoExtended sections on breathing and its important role in conductingA refined introduction to Alexander Technique and Body MappingUse of a baton and guidelines for working with both wind ensembles and orchestrasExpanded discussion of the philosophy of conductingFocus on the importance of listening and its role in arriving at gesture that supports the singing process and the musicYou will come away from Evoking Sound with a renewed sense of the totality of the conducting experience and also an understanding of how to better evoke honest and meaningful sounds from your choir.".