With the winter concert drawing even closer, I have received a few questions from folks. That got me thinking that you may have the same unanswered questions. Here are some FAQs regarding our winter concert at the Community Center on Thursday:
Q: Can we come early to help set up?
A: Yes, as long as it's no earlier than 4:30 PM and you are with your parents. Bring decorations or lights and we may even use them as part of our concert!
Q: When is call time?
A: 5:45 PM for Beginning Strings. No later than 6:00 PM for everybody else.
Q: What do we wear?
A: Parents may wear whatever they want!! But seriously, here's the concert attire for each group:
- Beginning Strings, Beginning Band, Concert Band: Blue music polo or SSA polo with black dress pants, black socks, and black dress shoes.
- Intermediate Band and Advanced Band: Tuxedo outfit issued to your student, including blue cummerbund, bow tie, and black marching shoes.
- Advanced Strings: Formal black and white attire. Dresses and skirts must go below the knees.
- Jazz Band: Wear your outfit from your concert ensemble.
Q: Can we decorate our instruments or ourselves?
A: Absolutely! Holiday hats are encouraged. If you decorate instruments, make sure the decorations do not get in the way of the functionality of the instrument or damage the lacquer.
Q: Can I bring baked goods without signing up online?
A: Sure! Just show up with your favorite pie, cheesecake, cookie recipe, fudge, brownies, or anything else and we will sell it.
Q: What time does the concert start?
A: The concert starts at 6:00 PM
Q: What time does the concert end?
A: The entire event should finish around 8:30 PM.
Q: Where do kids sit when they don't perform?
A: They will sit together as a group in a predesignated area. Parents are welcome to sit with the kids (in fact, the more parents who do will help students stay focused on the performance).
Q: How much is admission?
A: My concerts are always FREE!
Q: How much is admission?
A: My concerts are always FREE!
See you all tomorrow night!
-Mr. Jacques-
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