Assuming we're on for tomorrow, I have scheduled Julia Urban and Evan Serratore for tomorrow, and Jill Marie and Bridget Welsh and Sean Heggan and Eric White for FRIDAY. Have your scripts read and bring them along with pencil and paper, and be ready to get some work done!
Mariel
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Monday, October 29, 2012
Hey Showcase Kids! Since this week is setting us back a bit, have your scrips for your scenes read by the time we have our next rehearsal. Obviously if you don't have a script yet, you can't do that, but watch a movie version, listen to a soundtrack, etc. You need to know your characters so we can get a move on! And soloists, have your timeline and question assignment done for your next rehearsal!
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
DANCE NUMBER ASSIGNMENTS!
Kate Kelly--Dance of the Robe (Aida)
Meghan McGuffin--Don't Rain on My Parade (Funny Girl)
Kaitlyn Krewson & Julia Urban--Anything Goes (from Anything Goes)
Dan Reilley & Nadia Urena--Circle of Life (Lion King)
Sara Berner, Hailey Bozarth, Sam Bozarth, Caity Powell--Seize the Day (Newsies)
Hannah Curran, Sabrina Escaleira, Heather Gallagher, Scarlett Herbert, Meghan McGuffin, Caitlyn Olszewski, Grace Van Thuyne, MaryKate Vogelman, Stephanie Vogelman, Megan Wise--Singing in the Rain (Singing In the Rain)
Dancers, you can come any day after school that we are having rehearsal to choreograph and work on your pieces. If you are called for another piece you are in, that takes priority and you must work around that. Please arrange to meet at least once or twice a week with your fellow dancers, as our schedule is tight.
Any questions don't hesitate to ask!
Mariel & Steph
Friday, October 19, 2012
Christmas Music Practice Tracks for Choir
Hey folks. Practice tracks for What Sweeter Music & Carol of the Bells can be found at the bandcamp site (http://abwchoir.bandcamp.com) or the google site (https://sites.google.com/a/archwood.org/abwchoir/christmas-2012).
On the bandcamp site, you can listen via web browser, or download in a variety of formats (mp3, wav, etc). Bandcamp has a limited number of authorized free downloads, so eventually I won't be able to use it anymore.
On the google site, you can download mp3s only. It's faster than bandcamp though, and less annoying for me to upload there, plus there's no limit to the number of free downloads, so it will never expire/run out.
I will be putting more tracks up for the Christmas concert shortly. The two songs available now on the band camp site are from the Christmas 2010 concert. The rest will be uploaded to a new album, so be sure to look both places (another annoying thing about bandcamp).
I would like to do a little less note-pounding and a little more music making at rehearsal, so please do your best to learn your parts as much as you can on your own. The more work you do before rehearsal the better prepared we will be for the concert!
Happy practicing!
On the bandcamp site, you can listen via web browser, or download in a variety of formats (mp3, wav, etc). Bandcamp has a limited number of authorized free downloads, so eventually I won't be able to use it anymore.
On the google site, you can download mp3s only. It's faster than bandcamp though, and less annoying for me to upload there, plus there's no limit to the number of free downloads, so it will never expire/run out.
I will be putting more tracks up for the Christmas concert shortly. The two songs available now on the band camp site are from the Christmas 2010 concert. The rest will be uploaded to a new album, so be sure to look both places (another annoying thing about bandcamp).
I would like to do a little less note-pounding and a little more music making at rehearsal, so please do your best to learn your parts as much as you can on your own. The more work you do before rehearsal the better prepared we will be for the concert!
Happy practicing!
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Assignment for soloists from Wednesday's rehearsal:
1) Make a timeline of the history of your show--if your show has a million versions, just stick to sharing ten of them. If your show only has five, or a few, that's fine too.
2) Find either the most AVAILABLE or the most POPULAR version of your show and watch/read/listen to it. So if you can only find the soundtrack, do that (usually you can find entire soundtracks on youtube so you won't have to pay for it). If you can only find the children's book it was based on, read that, if you can only find the movie version, watch that.
3) See if what you watch/read/listen to can help you fill in some of the blanks with the questions we worked on Wednesday.
4) Email me if you have any questions!!!
Great work yesterday!!!
1) Make a timeline of the history of your show--if your show has a million versions, just stick to sharing ten of them. If your show only has five, or a few, that's fine too.
2) Find either the most AVAILABLE or the most POPULAR version of your show and watch/read/listen to it. So if you can only find the soundtrack, do that (usually you can find entire soundtracks on youtube so you won't have to pay for it). If you can only find the children's book it was based on, read that, if you can only find the movie version, watch that.
3) See if what you watch/read/listen to can help you fill in some of the blanks with the questions we worked on Wednesday.
4) Email me if you have any questions!!!
Great work yesterday!!!
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Callback List
Terri Babst
Emil Berbakov
Danielle Bevan
Rachel Campana
Maureen Clark
Gina Correale
Madison Gillen
Emma Gilson
Sean Heggan
Ryan Hennessey
Ben McCloskey
Jill Melville
Evan Serratore
Grace Van Thuyne
Bridget Welsh
Eric White
Chris Yingling
Please plan to attend callbacks tomorrow (Tuesday 10/2) after school. They should be brief.
Please remember that if your name does not appear on this list, it does NOT mean you weren't cast. Everyone should check the final cast list when it is posted outside the activities office at the end of the week. Thanks!! :)
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