Roy Page-Shipp
Biographic Data
| ID | 6302496 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roy Page-Shipp |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roy |
| FAMILY NAME | Page-Shipp |
| SIGNATURE | PAGE-SHIPP R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Pretoria |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2819-4703 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
En passant learning of music theory in choirs; teaching and teacher education implications for South African conductors
Fifteen experienced South African conductors were interviewed on the importance of Music Theory for choristers, and its inculcation. All agreed on the value of some knowledge and understanding of Music Theory. They reflected particularly on its contribution to rapid learning and satisfying performance of items in their repertoire. Although not the main purpose of rehearsal, all conductors endeavour to improve this knowledge and understanding, ill…
Artistic Senior Citizenship
Globally people are living longer and many older people have the inclination and opportunity to participate in informal and formal activities that are engaging, exciting, entertaining and fun: ‘particip-action’. Music-making in various manifestations promotes empowering and participatory engagement opportunities for seniors. Some may use such activity to improve the quality of life of people in increasingly large circles around them, thereby exte…
‘Oh Joy, Oh Rapture’
For over four decades ‘The Oily Chart Opera Company’ have annually produced and performed a Gilbert and Sullivan Savoy opera in Pretoria, South Africa. In this strictly amateur group, designed to allow busy people to participate over six to seven weeks, members undertake all the roles on stage as well as making costumes and stage sets. Unique to the group is a single music ‘coach and accompanist’ having served for 45 years and many of the current…
Singing and spirituality in a South African male voice group
Since the mid 1970s, a group of twelve business and professional members of a male singing group have continued singing together in Pretoria, South Africa. These singers were interviewed as part of a project on spirituality and well-being: music in the community. From the interview data, two overarching themes emerged, membership benefits and spiritual connections; these are discussed in this research project. Members’ views of benefits related m…
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‘Oh Joy, Oh Rapture’
For over four decades ‘The Oily Chart Opera Company’ have annually produced and performed a Gilbert and Sullivan Savoy opera in Pretoria, South Africa. In this strictly amateur group, designed to allow busy people to participate over six to seven weeks, members undertake all the roles on stage as well as making costumes and stage sets. Unique to the group is a single music ‘coach and accompanist’ having served for 45 years and many of the current…
Singing and spirituality in a South African male voice group
Since the mid 1970s, a group of twelve business and professional members of a male singing group have continued singing together in Pretoria, South Africa. These singers were interviewed as part of a project on spirituality and well-being: music in the community. From the interview data, two overarching themes emerged, membership benefits and spiritual connections; these are discussed in this research project. Members’ views of benefits related m…
Artistic Senior Citizenship
Globally people are living longer and many older people have the inclination and opportunity to participate in informal and formal activities that are engaging, exciting, entertaining and fun: ‘particip-action’. Music-making in various manifestations promotes empowering and participatory engagement opportunities for seniors. Some may use such activity to improve the quality of life of people in increasingly large circles around them, thereby exte…
En passant learning of music theory in choirs; teaching and teacher education implications for South African conductors
Fifteen experienced South African conductors were interviewed on the importance of Music Theory for choristers, and its inculcation. All agreed on the value of some knowledge and understanding of Music Theory. They reflected particularly on its contribution to rapid learning and satisfying performance of items in their repertoire. Although not the main purpose of rehearsal, all conductors endeavour to improve this knowledge and understanding, ill…
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