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  • RontunerR Offline
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    Rontuner
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    At least until we are done singing the last number.

    I sing with a large university-based community choir. Last year the long-time director retired, so this year we have three different directors rehearsing and directing us over the course of the year. A choice will be made over the summer.

    Our current one is a doctoral student at Northwestern U and a professional singer himself. He picked a challenging program with the theme of "credo", or "I believe". A whole bunch of pieces in 3 sections.
    https://depaulcommunitychorus.org/

    Yesterday was our dress rehearsal where we ran the entire program for the first time. The surprise was that he wants to present the program as a thematic experience for the audience without any applause until the very end. I didn't think about it much until we were part way through the rehearsal when I realized I'm really used to having a bit of time between pieces - applause, maybe some announcements and time for a sip of water and shifting around to reset mind and body.

    Wow, that was tough to maintain focus through the entire hour and I was vocally more tired than expected! The show is this afternoon...

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    • AdagioMA Offline
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      How wonderful! Enjoy your day!

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      • RontunerR Rontuner

        At least until we are done singing the last number.

        I sing with a large university-based community choir. Last year the long-time director retired, so this year we have three different directors rehearsing and directing us over the course of the year. A choice will be made over the summer.

        Our current one is a doctoral student at Northwestern U and a professional singer himself. He picked a challenging program with the theme of "credo", or "I believe". A whole bunch of pieces in 3 sections.
        https://depaulcommunitychorus.org/

        Yesterday was our dress rehearsal where we ran the entire program for the first time. The surprise was that he wants to present the program as a thematic experience for the audience without any applause until the very end. I didn't think about it much until we were part way through the rehearsal when I realized I'm really used to having a bit of time between pieces - applause, maybe some announcements and time for a sip of water and shifting around to reset mind and body.

        Wow, that was tough to maintain focus through the entire hour and I was vocally more tired than expected! The show is this afternoon...

        ShiroKuroS Offline
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        @Rontuner sounds like fun, challenges, but fun!

        Let us know which dir story you end up with!

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