Tim has written 'survival' books based on his vast accrued knowledge and experience over 30 years for choirs, committees, conductors and concert planning. This is the second in what will be a series of handy A5 mini-guides packed with 49 tips for singers and musicians.
 
Tim has been teaching singing for many years, predominantly as Principal of the Yorkshire College of Music and Drama in his hometown of Leeds and now at his own studio in Leeds. He has a knack of putting singers at ease and helping them to achieve the best results for themselves, based on their ambitions and goals. This book offers singers advice on what songs to choose and why covering all genres.
 
 
Tim has written and published 4 books on Choir and Concert Management Survival which are all best-sellers and viewed as being ‘must-have’ resources for any choir or group, or anyone who organises concerts:
 
TKODL01 (Download only) - 'The Survival of your Choir' 
TKM732 - '365 tips to a more successful choir' - hard copy
TKM820 - 'Seven steps to more successful concerts' - printed copy
     TDODL35 - 'Seven steps to more successful concerts' - PDF format
4.  TKM870 - 'Getting the best from your choir' - printed copy
 
If you would like to go further and expand on the points raised in the book, why not book a workshop or some lessons - just visit our Studio 275 page or email Tim at mail@timknigtmusic.com to get the ball rolling.
 
Reviews:
 
'Getting the best from your Choir' is an absolute gold mine of hints, tips and tricks that any choral director would benefit from reading. The booklet is a distillation of over 30 years of experience with pearls of wisdom on every page. With a casual and humorous writing style, Tim Knight explains the technical prerequisites of good choral singing. Underpinning the whole booklet is the philosophy, "people first, singers second", which highlights the fact that good musicianship is about more than just an accurate reading of the score. If you're a choral director and you want to up your game, get yourself a copy of what is essentially a masterclass in music.’ - Edward Whelan, MD of Featherstone MVC