Sectional Rehearsals 6:30-7:00pm in PSU Silver Center
Tenor/Bass/Baritone - Silver Room #131
Alto/Soprano - Choral Room #122
Full Choir Rehearsal 7:00pm-9:00pm in Choral Room #122
January 21st, Monday – Opening Rehearsal to be held at Plymouth High School - Registration & music distribution begins at 615pm; Rehearsal and Open Sing begins at 7pm! All are welcome! January 28th, Monday – at PSU; Sectional rehearsal 6:30 Full chorus rehearsal 7:00 February 4th, Monday – Board Meeting 5:00, Pease Library; Sectional 6:30, full rehearsal 7:00, (All music fees must be paid!) February 11th, Monday – Sectional 6:30, full rehearsal 7:00 February 18th, Monday – Sectional 6:30, full rehearsal 7:00 February 25th, Monday – Sectional 6:30, full rehearsal 7:00 March 4th, Monday – Board Meeting 5:00, Pease Library; Sectional rehearsal 6:30 Full chorus rehearsal 7:00, March 11th, Monday – Sectionals (6:30) and Rehearsal (7:00) at Plymouth Regional High School March 18th, Monday – Sectional 6:30, full rehearsal 7:00 March 25th, Monday - Sectional 6:30, full rehearsal 7:00 Budget Committee Meeting 5:30 - Pease Library April 1st, Monday – Board Meeting 5:00, Pease Library; Sectional rehearsal 6:30 Full chorus rehearsal 7:00, April 8th, Monday - Sectional 6:30, full rehearsal 7:00 April 15th, Monday - Sectional 6:30, full rehearsal 7:00 April 22nd, Monday – Board Meeting 5:00, Pease Library, Rehearsal Location TBD: All Member Annual Business Meeting begins at 6:30pm & rehearsal begins at 7pm (no sectionals) April 30th, Tuesday – DRESS REHEARSAL on Stage, Hanaway Theatre, 6:45pm - 10pm
CONCERT SCHEDULE May 2nd, Thursday – Performance, Gilford, Gilford Community Church 7:30pm (call time 6:00) May 3rd, Friday – Performance, Franklin, St. Paul’s Catholic Church 7:30pm (call time 6:30) May 5th, Sunday – Performance, Plymouth, PSU's Hanaway Theatre 3:00pm (call time 2:00)
CONCERT ATTIRE
The Pemigewasset Choral Society requires strict compliance to concert attire in order to maintain a uniform and professional presentation. There should be no distraction to the audience by individual appearances. Members should respect the effort made by all other members adhering to the code. Questions about concert attire can be addressed to the Wardrobe Manager or a board member well before the concert.
WOMEN
Modest, elegant black, floor-length skirt or dress. The hem should be two to three inches from the floor with shoes on. Black slacks may be worn for positions in rows two to the back. Plain black belt, if used. Members standing in the front row must wear black, floor-length skirts.
Black hose and black shoes should be worn. No open toes, colored or metallic trim.
Modest black blouse or top with three quarter length or long sleeves. Top must be worn tucked into waistband, or untucked if it is neatly hemmed to be worn as such. No turtle necks, patterns, bling or colored trim. Blouse should have sleeves below the elbow or should be worn with a black jacket/sweater that is long sleeved. Off shoulder styles are not permitted. Neither should cleavage or bare belly be shown.
Small earrings may be worn but they must not hang below the earlobe.
No necklaces, purses, hats, hair bows or colored hair decorations.
Scarves will be provided and should be worn as designated.
Lady tenors may dress in women’s attire if they wish.
MEN
Black trousers and plain black belt if used. No suspenders.
Black socks and black shoes. No open toes, colored or metallic trim.
FALL CONCERT - White long-sleeved dress shirt. Red bow-tie will be provided.
SPRING CONCERT – Bold JEWEL-TONED long sleeved dress shirt. No knits, jersey, turtle necks, patterns or colored trim. Suggested colors: red orange, yellow, green, blue, purple. No black, white, beige or metallic. Wear bright, strong solid colors, not pastels. Black bow tie will be provided.
BOTH
No gum chewing during concert performance.
Due to allergic reactions, no fragrances should be worn during rehearsals or concerts. These include perfume, cologne, after shave, scented hair spray, scented deodorant, etc.
Visible body piercings should be covered or removed. Rings and medical alerts may be worn.
Water bottles must be left in the dressing room during concerts.
Watch alarms, cell phones, and pagers must be turned off.
Music folders should be held down in the left hand when entering/leaving the stage.