For more than a decade, the month of January has been a choral break for my singers.

Changing our approach can invigorate our singers, build their confidence, and remove the typical January lull!

Whether in-person, hybrid, or remote, this choral break can be to everyone’s benefit.

What should we do instead?

I’m going to share my January approach, the approach I use every year with my high school choirs!

Here is: 

New Year, New Approach – TAKE A CHORAL BREAK!

Is your choir DEVASTATED that they aren’t caroling this year?  

It’s so heartbreaking for both our singers and our community.

I have an idea that may bring spirit to your choir members and also to your community.


Check out our brand new blog post:

Your Choir Can’t Carol This Year…..Here’s a New Idea
 

If you are looking for “Hanukkah Carols”, please check out Dreidel (SATB) or Oh Hanukkah (SATB) to fit perfect into your Christmas Caroling Packet.

Or better yet, 

check out our Christmas AND Hanukkah Holiday Caroling Packet?

Sometimes we need a last minute holiday piece to fill out or balance our program. This year, we may be searching for some piece that we can teach remotely, or scrape together for a last minute virtual choir video.

We may have chosen a piece that was too difficult and need a last minute holiday replacement or we realize a little more cheer could enhance our program.

These 7 pieces can each be taught in just 1 rehearsal! If fully remote, these parts can be learned quickly

Here are:

7 LAST MINUTE Holiday Repertoire Ideas that WILL work – even Remotely!

For many of us, Google Classroom has become our permanent classroom. Over the past few months, I’ve seen more and more ways to utilize google’s platform.

As a result, I’ve decided to share 7 Simple Choir Hacks for Google Classroom that will improve the effectiveness and efficiency of your choral program, not just during the pandemic, but moving forward.

 Here are:

7 Simple Choir Hacks for
Google Classroom