One of the biggest challenges for choir directors is warm-ups.  Finding warm-ups, what warm-ups to use, selecting warm-ups, and then how to actually do warm-ups in rehearsal.I’ve also heard from some choir directors that they wish that choir warm-ups were just “done for them”.  For some people, it’s that they aren’t confident singers and they aren’t comfortable serving as a vocal model or teaching concepts of vocal technique.  For others it’s about planning out and selecting the warm-ups.  Maybe you’ve got so many things to do in rehearsal, and you just wish that warm-ups were done for you.  Or, maybe you need a quality resource that subs can use in class when you are gone.That is why I have created a new resource that I’m super excited about, which is the Choir Director Corner Choir Warm-ups Video Pack!You can find out more, and view examples of the warm-ups videos over at:choirdirectorcorner.com/warmupsvideosAre you ready to commit to your growth and development as a choir director?  Want to get access to dozens of rubrics, templates, repertoire lists, handouts and project ideas, as well as online workshops and an awesome online collaborative community of choir directors?  Then head on over to:choirdirectorcorner.com/membershipand sign up for the Choir Director Corner Community Membership!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/readinglistFor 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