A tour company I have used before in student travel. Hope to use them again once my new program is ready to hit the road.

More positive affirmation that can help when slogging through the creative process. This has been a helpful reminder in November and early March when the glimmer of the performance seems so far away.

So many wonderful resources for choral teachers. One stop shopping for basic materials for the classroom: lesson plans, sight-reading, and repertoire.

A great (old) article on how we view the arts. Asks the question: What value is the arts if they don't make money?

A fun resource for use with any age group working on intervals. Allows you to generate a list of songs kids will already know for target interval listening.

This shareware/freeware site has ways of keeping your audio collection better organized. The scripts are easy to access and make a huge difference in iTunes' ability keep files together.

The website for cheap A/V gear. I believe they are an Amazon.com affiliate. High quality stuff for the times you need to purchase 15 usb cables, 2 audio adapters, and a microphone.

A site with free digital resources for building online course content. Adding links to pages for students is a good first step, but making it visually stunning has been a challenge for me. These free resources allows to spice up the visual layout of course pages.

This site allows you to meta-search images for course design pages. In putting together Canvas or Google Classroom pages having resources for non-proprietary digital images is a huge help.