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Warm-up collection
Exercises for the start of rehearsal — not performance material. It supplements your repertoire folder, it does not replace it.

Independent shopping perspective
A book of choral warm-ups for directors and voice teachers. For anyone who runs rehearsals and wants prepared exercises instead of improvising them.

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Exercises for the start of rehearsal — not performance material. It supplements your repertoire folder, it does not replace it.
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Written for a group to sing together, so exercises assume multiple parts and a director in front of them.
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Print reference for the director's stand. Plan on projecting or teaching by ear rather than copying for every singer.
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Priced as a director's resource rather than a per-singer purchase. One copy usually serves the whole ensemble.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is built as a director's resource. Most groups use a single copy and the director leads the exercises from the podium.
It is choral material, so it is written for mixed ensembles rather than one voice type.
It is a collection of warm-ups in notation, meant to be read and led from the book during rehearsal.
Yes. Warm-ups scale down to small groups. You may skip exercises that assume more voices than you have.
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