iSing Silicon Valley presents:
an Elementary Choir Workshop

June 25-27, 2026

Learn from one of America's top youth choir programs

Join us in beautiful Palo Alto, California for an intensive 3-day immersion into the proven methods behind iSing Silicon Valley's international award-winning choir program. For the first time ever, we're opening our doors and sharing our secrets to conductors with a course specifically designed for 1st–6th grade choir directors.

What Makes This Workshop Different?

You'll be a student, rather than an observer. Experience our curriculum the same way iSing singers do. Feel how each new element builds on the last to create a final product that is both musically satisfying and high quality. Understand why our singers love choir and develop exceptional musicianship. Be inspired as a conductor to think differently about how elementary choir classes can work and what your program can achieve.

Learn How To:

  • Create dynamic and engaging curriculum for young singers

  • Implement sight-singing techniques starting from 1st grade to 6th grade

  • Design successful choir levels, grade combinations, class sizes, and curriculums across six grade levels

  • Begin each year with welcoming, fun activities that set the tone for success

  • Integrate both Orff and Kodaly techniques into your rehearsals

  • Cultivate vocal technique and beautiful tone appropriate for each developmental stage 

  • Structure the look and feel of an elementary choir class

Schedule

Thursday, June 25 | 5:00–8:00pm
DAY 1: Welcome activities, dinner, and workshop overview

Friday, June 26 | 9:00am–5:00pm
DAY 2: Lower Elementary (Grades 1–3)
Lunch included

Saturday, June 27 | 9:00am–7:00pm
DAY 3: Upper Elementary (Grades 4–6)
Lunch and dinner included

Cost

$450 includes all workshop sessions, scheduled meals, and materials

Limited to 30 participants

Instructor: Shane Troll

Shane Troll is co-founder and artistic director of the international award-winning girls choir, iSing Silicon Valley. As a nationally recognized specialist in elementary music education, he has been featured at ACDA, Orff, and Kodály national and regional conferences throughout the United States.

Shane's elementary program has produced hundreds of confident young musicians who read music fluently, sing with beautiful tone, and—most importantly—love making music together.