I've been seeing all types of questions lately about finding choir repertoire; directors looking for specific pieces, or repertoire for specific ensembles, or just questions where to look for repertoire.So in today’s episode, I’m discussing nine resources that you might not have heard of to find great choir repertoire.   If you are looking for fresh, engaging repertoire that your singers and your audiences will enjoy, then this episode is for you.Many of these sites are what I call “composer-friendly”; where they started as websites that were created to help composers get their music “out there”.  These websites often offer example performance recordings and e-print options; depending on the website/composer/piece, you can even find some that offer a set fee for a license to print as many copies as you need.  And with the increase in virtual choir projects, many of these sites have specific information in regards to licensing.Happy repertoire hunting!Looking for an activity that you can do with your choir virtually as well as in-person?  Check out the solfege game, "The Choir Room is LAVA!"www.ChoirDirectorCorner.com/thechoirroomislavaLooking for some new reading material to further your skills as a choir director?  Check out my Choir Director Recommended Reading List for Choir Directors, which includes links to where you can find all of the different books on the list!For the full Choir Director Recommended Reading List, here's the link:choirdirectorcorner.com/readinglistIf you are looking for some new choir warm-ups that will reinforce vocal technique AND engage your singers, check out my free PDF, the 50 Awesome Warm-Ups for your Choir Cheat Sheet!http://bit.ly/50AwesomeWarmUpsCheatSheetFor more great resources, hop on over to our website:www.ChoirDirectorCorner.comMake sure you check us out over on Facebook!  You can find our private group at:www.ChoirDirectorCornerGroup.com