Choir

The following is a performance critique of the Lakeview Middle School Winter Choir concert held on Monday, December 12, 2016. The performance was held in the Lakeview middle School Gymnasium. The concert was performed by the 7th grade choir, master choir, and the 8th grade choir, and directed by Mr. Bellof. After watching the performance on a video my overall reaction was very good. I believe all the choirs did an excellent job of portraying the Christmas and Winter festivities through music. The

Dear Parents/Guardians of 7th & 8th Grade Chapel Choir Members, I am writing to inform you about recent changes to the Friday only Chapel Choir class structure. In an effort to make students more successful, comfortable, and enjoying their class, the format was altered from a typical “choir rehearsal” to something more akin to Music Appreciation/ General & Vocal Music. So far, the results have been positive. Students now do not sing every class period, but are experiencing and learning about many

the University Chorale on December 10th consisted of two choirs: The University Chorale Evening choir, and the University Chorale Day choir. Both performed at the de Jong Concert Hall Harris Fine Arts Center, with the Evening choir conducted by Paul Broomhead, and Hollie Pratt as the assistant conductor. The Day choir, was conducted by Christopher Downard, with Kameron Kavanaugh as the assistant conductor. The first song the Evening choir performed was Michael Carter’s, djembe. The song had many

first, the lure of the school choir for me was the intricacy of the harmonious blend of all its parts. The unimaginable high keys of the soprano girls coupled with the subtle harmony of the altos and the bold hum of the tenors reinforced by the rich rumble of the bass boys left me awestruck every Sunday mass. The choir seemed to be able to render every song it sang with effortless dexterity and passion; they were truly a sight to behold. I joined my school’s choir in the tenth grade. I can’t even

boys were all soloist in their own way (Stevens 1). Choral music grew and adapted to create what it is today, with not just choirboys, but also choirgirls too (Stevens 1). Choir and music in general are important in my daily life. Choir has been one of my most enjoyable classes in my freshmen year. If I am having a bad day choir has the ability to make

noticed was that Jr. Choir had improved so much since the winter concert. This is because as we have had more time to rehearse and work together, we have learned how to create a better sound both when separated and combined. Another things I noticed was that Beginning Choir sounded, not necessarily better, but different from the first semester kids. Obviously there were a different of kids which would cause this but there was just a different general sound. In Beginning Choir Boys’ songs, each

sorrow that we feel. It is like the words in our heart expresses itself in music, and it is the best form of relaxation and well being for times immemorial. Listening to music has always been part of my life. On December 3, 2017,I attended the first choir concert of my life. The name of the concert was Sounds of the Season. This event took place at the University of Arkansas Fort Smith in the Breedlove Auditorium. The concert was performed by director Dr.Timothy Workman, pianists Terri Bailey, Gini

Just by watching the show choir you should be able to tell that they are a superior group. What tells judges that a show choir group is superior is that the group’s choreography is clean, sharp, filled with energy, and every member of the group has stage presence (Weaver). Show choir choreography should be full of different levels and interesting moves that include their whole body. Step-touches and big arm movements are good, but the more variety and uniqueness to the different dance moves, the

The concert was a joint concert with choir and band. The genres choir sang were church music and lullabies and band played various genres including pop, classical, and holiday music. Some songs choir sang was “The Word Was God” and “Riversong.” Band played songs such as “Phantom of the Opera,” Beethoven symphony No. 5. The instrument choir used was their voices and a piano. Band used a variety of instruments such as trumpets, trombones, tubas, French horns, clarinets, flutes, saxophones, piccolos

obvious themes in Chamber and Choir music? The concert I went to was a concert by the students from CGCC. They started of the concert with Jazz music, but I was unable to take notes on that because they were not exactly singing. It was more like an a capella except without any words. The next portion of the concert was Chamber Singers. I was not very sure what a Chamber Singer was so I looked it up. Before I looked it up, it seemed to me like it was a medium sized choir who quickly switch tempo