Here’s how I’ve outfitted my iPad for rehearsals and performance:
- iPad 3
- Inexpensive black silicone skin (about $5 on Amazon)
- Power Support HD Anti-Glare Film (to cut the glare from stage lighting)
- Adonit Jot Pro stylus
- forScore PDF music reader app
- Black iPad hand strap that I made myself
- Screen cleaning cloth (this one came with my eyeglasses)
- Red cosmetics bag that I found at the thrift store for $4 – it happens to be iPad-sized and has a nice side pocket for storing the accessories above as well as useful little singer things like throat lozenges and breath mints
Detailed equipment reviews to come…
Technology for the Classical Singer 
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