Additional music resources:

-JWPepper: Choral Music - The site we purchase choir music from.  

                                   MOST of the songs have the option to hear (click on the audio button to the left of the song) what the song sounds like.

-Free Voice Sheet Music - Click on links on this website to access free sheet music for singing.  Areas include Pop, Jazz, Classical, Rock,    

                                    Traditional, Wedding, Improve, Christmas, World Music and more.

-Stanton's Listening Lab - Choir pieces available for listening - simply type in the title and then select the arrangement you would like to hear. 

-Blob Opera - Create your own opera-inspired song-no music skills required! A machine learning experiment from Google Arts & Culture.

-Chrome Music Lab: Voice Spinner - Spin the spinner like a record player - slow, fast, forward, backward - to hear how it affects your voice.

-Isle of Tune - Isle of Tune is a creative music website that allows you to build up a piece in a visual way – using roads, cars, houses and plants.

                                  Additional Instructions            YouTube Example: "Beat It"

-Step-By-Step AUDIO ONLY Recording instructions - for a Virtual Choir

-Step-by-step VIDEO Recording instructions - for a Virtual Choir

-PBS Great Performances - The performing arts anthology series brings the best from the worlds of music and dance. From classical music 

                             and opera to ballet and musical theater, cameras capture the stage performances of some of the best artists in the world.

-Wisconsin Music Strong - A coalition that works with WI DPI Teaching and Learning Dept. Covid-19 Information and aerosol test results. 

-IPA Chart - The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is a set of symbols that linguists use to describe the sounds of spoken languages.