James Jordan: The Grammar of Conducting

James Jordan discusses how he came to compile a number of different schools of thought in choral conducting into a more comprehensive resource for music learners.
In the video: Westminster Williamson Voices
Music: The Shadow of Thy Cross, Paul Mealor, Novello and Company Ltd.
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Choir Footage Filmed at Westminster Choir College
Interview Filmed at West Minster Choir College
Created by J.W. Pepper
Filmed & Edited by Rocco Richardson
Asst. Filming by Mark Patterson
Photography by Mark Patterson
Interviewer: Chris Titko
Produced by Chris Titko, Linda Schmidt, Rocco Richardson

[@joemeehan9329]

James Jordan was my high school choir teacher/conductor for my first two years at Lewisburg High School. He was demanding, precise, and caring. I am fortunate and thankful to have been a part of his path to what he is now. My love of choral music continues because of his influence.

[@medievalmusiclover]

I know I am the only one so far, who is going to write something about this video. James Jordan is right. I totally agree You. Thank You for posting.

[@jamesburton1050]

Fantastic video. I am brand new to this conducting world (though not to music). How do I start learning? P.S. This was also very well shot.

[@jwpepper1876]

Thanks, James - glad you enjoyed the video. You may want to check out the books we have about conducting: www.jwpepper.com/sheet-music/search.jsp?keywords=conducting

[@jamesburton1050]

jwpepper1876 thanks. I will check it out.