Join us as we unravel Sandra’s composition process, discussing whether she starts with words or chords, and how this decision shapes the final musical arrangement. We’ll delve into the creative minds behind the music, uncovering their techniques and inspirations along the way.

In today’s episode, we’re thrilled to spotlight the Queensland Kodaly Choir project, a remarkable initiative that celebrates the artistry and passion of choral singing. From innovative arrangements to captivating performances, we’ll explore how this project is pushing the boundaries of choral music and inspiring new generations of composers and singers.

So sit back, tune in, and let’s embark on a musical journey together!

Sandra Milliken is a respected conductor in choral music, known for composing, conducting, teaching, and adjudicating. She holds degrees from the University of New England and the University of Queensland, specializing in choral conducting.

Sandra has directed choirs like the Bayside Divas and worked with renowned groups like the Queensland Youth Choir. Her compositions, including Choral Vivace, are published by Edition Peters London, earning international recognition. She promotes Australian choral music through workshops and performances worldwide and has conducted acclaimed recordings, including premieres of works like the Ramirez Misa Criolla.

Full bio HERE.

✏️ Qld Kodaly Choir Legacy Project (with free downloadable PDF booklets and learning tracks)