Cristina H
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Joined 4/17/2017
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Cristina's interest in writing sparked during her first semester of graduate school in her Introduction to Music Research course. She started writing professionally in 2013 and focuses on choral literature, performance practices, and rehearsal techniques as well as music education topics.

Cristina has presented at state conventions and has written articles for the Florida Music Director magazine. Cristina always works to capture the reader's by helping them see what she sees and by expanding their view.
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Specialties

Choral literature, performance practices, and rehearsal techniques.

Interests

Music education, choral education, and running.

Education

Florida Atlantic University

Cristina earned her Bachelor of Arts in Education with a major in Music Education from Florida Atlantic University on August 11, 2006. Her activities included the FAU Chapters of ACDA & NAfME, University Chamber Singers, Vocal Jazz Ensemble, and Women's Chorus.

Florida Atlantic University

Cristina earned her Master of Music in Choral Conducting at Florida Atlantic University on May 6, 2016. She attended FAU on a full scholarship and served as a graduate teaching assistant while working full time as the choral director at John I. Leonard High School in Palm Beach County.

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Cristina has over ten years of experience in the choral field and has fine tuned her skills while she was seeking her Master of Music in Performance. She has written various essays on choral literature from the macro to micro level of research and study. Along with her writings, Cristina has accompanied her essays with score analysis and performance practices appropriate for each piece studied.

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Cristina's writing style is representative of articles featured in The Choral Journal. She is very thorough in her research and is very well acquainted with the resources available. Cristina's goal is for the reader to be captured from the very beginning and be asking for more at the end.

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