Sing! School Choral
Resource Pages · Director & Classroom Resources

Your octavo is only
the beginning.

Every Sing! Resource Page gives you practical tools for teaching, rehearsing, and exploring the music your singers are already learning. Search by title, composer, product code, or voicing and download exactly what you need.

157 resources currently available

Two resources designed for the
way you teach.

Some pages help you solve the musical problems that happen in rehearsal, while others help you connect the repertoire to broader learning objectives. Use one or both in your rehearsal planning!

Rehearsal Resource Page · 19 available

Plan the rehearsal before singers walk in.

Focused, practical rehearsal guidance: what to warm up, what passages deserve special attention, and which musical concepts will help singers perform the piece more confidently.

Vocal ranges Solfege patterns Warm-ups Key vocabulary Extension activities Pronunciation
Learning Resource Page · 138 available

Connect repertoire to the learning behind it.

Pedagogical ideas, discussion prompts, and activities connected to artistic processes and standards — useful for lesson planning, curriculum documentation, and deeper musical understanding.

Creating Performing Responding Connecting Interpretation Vocabulary
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Resource Page Library

Search by title, composer, product number, collection, or voicing. Select one or more voicings to narrow the results. Click any product number to view or locate the corresponding octavo in the Choristers Guild store.

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Victor C. Johnson
From the Editor

A note from Victor

These resource pages are designed to make rehearsal planning more focused and more efficient. Each one highlights the musical details that deserve attention — vocal ranges, important intervals, key vocabulary, warm-ups, pronunciation, and other teaching considerations specific to the piece.

For directors, they provide a practical starting point for shaping a rehearsal. For singers, they reinforce the skills that lead to greater independence: reading carefully, listening critically, understanding musical language, and making intentional musical choices.

Musicianship, literacy, and musicality are built over time, one rehearsal at a time. These resource pages are a great place to start.

Victor C. Johnson Sing! School Choral Editor