Vocal Jazz Lesson Content

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You are invited to participate in my survey addressing the Vocal Jazz Lesson Content. It is to compile information for partial fulfillment of the degree requirements for a Doctor of Philosophy in Music. I expect it will take approximately 20 minutes to complete the questionnaire.

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Do you do warm-up exercises with your students, or do you expect them to arrive warmed up?

Can you describe the type of vocal warm up you do?

For approximately how long do you do a vocal warm up?

How important do you think vocal technique is for singing jazz?

How do you (or can you) coordinate teaching vocal technique with also teaching the complex harmonic language of jazz?

Do you teach/use scales? If so, which ones?

Do you spend time on rhythm? What do you do?

How do you instruct your students to learn a new tune? Are there specific steps you recommend they follow?

Do you include a listening component in the process of learning new rep?