"Things were not always easy for him as an undergraduate," recalled Scott McCoy, a professor of voice and pedagogy at Westminster who was Mr. Robinson's teacher for three and a half years.
The couple met as graduate students at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, N.J., from which Ms. Gillespie earned a master's in voice performance and pedagogy and Ms. Simpson received a master's in music education and choral conducting.
The bride, 24, is the choral instructor at Westland Middle School in Bethesda, Md. She graduated magna cum laude from Westminster Choir College, on the Princeton campus of Rider University, from which she also received a master's in voice performance and pedagogy.
We also present some implications for voice research and pedagogy.
Nor is the growing room for "mistakes" -- that is, innovation -- championed by Sir Ken Robinson and other leading voices in the field of pedagogy.
Such a pedagogy listens to students, gives them a voice and role in their own learning, and recognizes that teachers not only educate students but also learn from them.
In the past, voice has been used to signify many different aspects related to education, pedagogy, and research in education.
Similar to the Council of Europe, which "can only propose, advise, and encourage" but "cannot intervene directly in the educational policy and practice of its member states" (Little 2007, p. 647), the NEEA, which is leading the development of the CSE, has a strong voice in educational assessment, but not in curricula, nor in pedagogy.
Principles from exercise science literature were applied to singing warm-up pedagogy as a method for examining parallels between athletic and voice training.
