Teaching Resources

John Feierabend offers 12 stories and 12 images to encourage and inspire children to explore vocal muscles and discover sounds.
 

The Ultimate Vocal Course DVD + Sing-Areobics CD by Elisabeth Howard & Howard Austin.

Take the High Road. Henry Leck and a choir of young male singers explore the historical, physical, emotional and individual musical perspective of the boy's changing voice, 

by Howard Austin & Liz Howard. Powerhouse program offers step-by-step demonstrations, sing-along music tracks and exercises. Covers Singing Techniques, Sing-Aerobic Workout, Super Vocals, Style, and Vibrametrics. PDF Guide, too.

Music Reading for the Elementary Classroom Set 2: Keys of D & G by Audrey Snyder.

Music Reading for the Elementary Classroom by Audrey Snyder.

Interactive Exercises for Developing Choirs Featuring the Tonic Triad by Phyllis Thomas.
 

Two useful books includes over 60 original songs, games and accompanying activities that make it easy for preK - gr. 4 children of all abilities to explore musical concepts and learn to sing in tune by Loretta Mitchell & Donna Dirksing.

by Denise Gagne.  Use the 4 voice types in stories/poems, follow the shape vocally, more.

John Feierabend.  Children vocalize the lines to develop vocal awareness. 

John Feierabend's chosen stories for helping children develop their vocal muscles.

DeAnna Venable

John Feierabend has created 11" x 17" picture cards for this echo and cumulative folksong.

Nick Long presents a highly informative, entertaining read.

Can Your Voice Do This? comp.  by John Feierabend.  Children explore the wonders of the human voice through stories, ideas, poems, songs that invite participation.

You Sing, I Sing.  comp. by John Feierabend.  Call and response singing is engaging and a step beyond echo songs to help children become "tuneful, beatful, and artful."

 I'll Sing After you comp. by John Feierabend.  Traditional echo folk songs are fun—and ideal for inspiring children to develop singing independence. 

DVD narrated by Sting, with life-size puppets. Book by Peter Malone and CD features the Cincinnati Pops.

Ann Rachlin tells the story of Tchaikovsky's ballet to the music played by the London Symphony.

Lillie Feierabend, an outstanding early childhood educator, demonstrates with 1st-3rd graders the Arioso section of John Feierabend’s First Steps Curriculum.