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Queering Vocal Pedagogy

A Handbook for Teaching Trans and Genderqueer Singers and Fostering Gender-Affirming Spaces...

William Sauerland

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English
Rowman & Littlefield
15 April 2022
This bookpresents a new vision of gender-affirming vocal music education by exploring the experiences and training of trans and genderqueer singers. It presents practical and theoretical knowledge for teachers, choral directors, and educators, addressing topics such as teaching strategies, inclusive language, impacts of gender identity, and more.

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Imprint:   Rowman & Littlefield
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 220mm,  Width: 154mm,  Spine: 19mm
Weight:   485g
ISBN:   9781538166673
ISBN 10:   1538166674
Pages:   306
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Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
List of Figures and Tables Preface. Locating Myself Chapter 1. Understanding Gender in Teaching and Learning Chapter 2. Shifting Perspective: Theoretical Framework & Methodology Chapter 3. Trans Feminine Singers Chapter 4. Trans Masculine Singers Chapter 5. Trans-Nonbinary SingersChapter 6. Pedagogical Considerations for Gender-Affirming Vocal Music EducationChapter 7. Queering as a Teacher’s Habit of Mind Appendix 1. Glossary of LGBTQ+ Terms Appendix 2. Short List of Songs Written for TGQ Singers or by TGQ Composers Appendix 3. Musicals & Opera Featuring Gender Expansive Characters Appendix 4. Gender-Neutral Performance Attire Guidelines Appendix 5. Sample Affirmation Policy Statement for Studio Teachers and Choral Directors Appendix 6. Additional Resources Selected Bibliography About the Author

William Sauerland is assistant professor of music and director of choral studies at Purdue University – Fort Wayne, conducting the choral ensembles, teaching classes in music education, and supervising student teachers. Sauerland was previously a lecturer in voice at San Francisco State University, and the director of choral and vocal studies at Chabot College in Hayward, CA. He also has ten years of experience in directing community choruses, including the Oakland Gay Men’s Chorus and the Lesbian/Gay Chorus of San Francisco.

Reviews for Queering Vocal Pedagogy: A Handbook for Teaching Trans and Genderqueer Singers and Fostering Gender-Affirming Spaces

"Queering Vocal Pedagogy is as practical as it is compassionate, offering invaluable insights and descriptions of best practices designed to encourage teachers to see every student, as Sauerland states, ""as a whole, emotional, worthy human."" Voice teachers who approach the book with an open mind and an open heart are bound to find ways to make their studios more inclusive, their teaching more impactful, and their worldviews more accepting.-- ""Classical Singer Magazine"" This book contains crucial information for singing teachers who work with trans and genderqueer singers. William Sauerland strikes a dynamic balance of personal connection, literature review, case studies, and examples of practical application, and he invites personal reflection.--Sarah Maines, instructor of voice, University of Portland, Reed College; The Mainestudio This is an important book for those of us who have devoted ourselves to helping others find their voice. William Sauerland reminds us that the important word in that phrase is ""their"", encouraging us to examine our own implicit biases while working towards true collaboration with our students. It is both a practical and an inspiring reminder of what our relationship with students should be.--Nicole Hanig, director of vocal studies, University of Portland Queering Vocal Pedagogy is a powerful call to action for artists and teachers to create lasting change for gender-affirming vocal music education--an essential text. William Sauerland stirringly inquires gender issues inherent in vocal performance and the studio, inviting educators to re-conceive historical, generalizable music-making spaces in more inclusive ways.--Cara Bernard, assistant clinical professor, music education, University of Connecticut"


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