Keith Childress: From World Action Singers to Teaching 1st-12th Graders, An Engaging CRQ, And Greg In the Minority.
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Keith Childress: From World Action Singers to Teaching 1st-12th Graders, An Engaging CRQ, And Greg In the Minority.
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What creates lasting community in a world of increasing isolation? Musician, vocalist, composer, teacher, and choir director Keith Childress has discovered the answer through decades of choir leadership spanning continents, cultures, and generations.
When a remarkable opportunity took him to Oral Roberts University as part of the World Action Singers, he found himself performing alongside legends like Aretha Franklin and Teddy Pendergrass—a divine appointment that transformed his trajectory. Now teaching first through twelfth graders, Childress brings innovative approaches to music education.
Greg finds himself in the minority amongst his co-hosts and guest (you'll have to listen to figure out why), but they have an engaging conversation while attempting to answer the episodes' CRQ.
Have you experienced the transformative power of singing in community? Share your story with us at thechoirroom@metromusic-arts.com or through our Facebook page, and discover why, as our hosts affirm, choir matters now more than ever.
Perpetuating and Promoting the Christian and Positive Idea Through the Medium of Music and Other Arts.