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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2026 · 32 MIN

Music, Connection, and Conductor Wellness with Dr. Edith Copley

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In this episode of Sounds Good, host Dr. Jaclyn Normandie speaks with Dr. Edith Copley about how music transcends technical skill to foster human connection and community. From leading choirs on international trips to exposing students to global singing cultures, Dr. Copley emphasizes the transformative role of music in building empathy and collaboration. She also discusses innovative initiatives by ACDA and collaborators aimed at supporting choral conductor wellness—addressing vocal, musculoskeletal, auditory, and mental health. New directors will gain valuable advice on networking, staying physically active, and developing listening skills to engage their choirs more deeply. Whether you're a conductor, musician, or music lover, this episode offers practical tools, inspiration, and a fresh perspective on the joy and responsibility of making music. Any thoughts? Contact us: [email protected]

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