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Requiem for an art form:
Why modern composers are fighting a losing battle

War has always inspired great music, says Jessica Duchen, but since 9/11 classical has fallen behind pop in a world racked by conflict.

If music represents the most beautiful pole of human experience, war represents the most horrific. Yet classical music's responses to war regularly count among concert halls' best-loved offerings, so strong and so universal is their message. From great musical juggernauts such as Britten's War Requiem or Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony, Leningrad, down to solo songs by Vaughan Williams and George Butterworth, war and the emotions associated with it crop up time and again among the finest creations of this art form.

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The Sounds of Our Offerings: Achieving Excellence in Church Music

The Sounds of Our Offerings is good news about the music of the church. It recounts what has been learned from studying nine congregations where music promotes the full, active, conscious participation of the worshipers and where it has done so consistently and coherently for many years. Pastors and musicians reflect on their work together and offer rich insights about what works and what does not. Lay musicians and members of the congregation also share their experiences with music in worship. Available on Kindle and Nook.

Carlson School of Management Flash Mob, Deck the Halls

CBS Special on Choral Singing
Never Stop Singing from Minnesota PBS
"Never Stop Singing" Wins Emmy!
Never Stop Singing is a video production celebrating Minnesota's choral legacy through interviews with leading conductors and composers, rehearsal and performance footage, and historical background. Never Stop Singing was honored with an Emmy Award at the Upper Midwest Regional Emmy Awards gala on Saturday in downtown Minneapolis. The program won the Emmy Award in the "Arts and Entertainment" Program category. A video preview and other information is available online at www.neverstopsinging.org

Presented by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, this year's regional Emmys included a variety of categories, honoring broadcasters and producers in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, and western Wisconsin.

Never Stop Singing has aired more than 30 times on TPT's Minnesota
Channel since May 2009, and has also been seen on TPT-2 and TPT-Life.
More than 1,000 DVDs have been distributed to choral conductors, schools and libraries across Minnesota. It will be broadcast again on
TPT's Minnesota Channel on October 16 at 7 pm.

Scala and Kolacny Brothers Perform on ConanThe all female choir performs their cover of Radioheads "Creep" from "The Social Network"