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The article discusses the management of an audio dossier, which pertains to a collection of music recordings ready for submission and review. It specifically documents research on recording equipment and editing software, which are used to create and maintain and audio dossier. Also outlined is the procedure for editing and preparing digital audio files for distribution, as well as examples of recording projects that can be integrated into the applied studio curriculum.

The author examines the vocalises by Giulio Bordogni as effective collection of music to use for integrating aspects of curriculum into applied lessons. She advises music teachers to explain the form and history of ensemble compositions and etudes and to engage their students in researching program notes. She says that Bordogni vocalises are applied every year in low brass lessons because the etudes consist of beautiful music. She cites that music academic lesson will be easier to understand and value when incorporated into a curriculum.