The procedure demonstrated by James Jordan is a composite of the procedures employed for years by Weston Noble and what he has found to be the most effective way to achieve the maximum blend and intonation within an ensemble.

This procedure shows conductors how to determine who should be standing next to whom using overtone series and in-tune singing as the arbiter of where one stands. In essence, this video gives a simple and tangible technique to conductors to achieve a naturally occurring blend and intonation within a choral ensemble.

Recorded at St. Stephen’s House, Oxford as part of The Choral Institute at Oxford.