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Choral Rehearsal Techniques
General Rehearsal Techniques
Increasing Energy in rehearsal
Thanks you for your wonderful suggestions on ways to increase energy
during rehearsals. Here they are:
This is nothing earth-shattering, but I've always found that moving
around the rehearsal space as much as possible helps my HS kids. Stand
in sections, stand in circles within your sections, make a big circle
around the room, mix up if they're ready, front two rows stand and face
the back two rows, back row sit in front tonight...etc etc. Pretty much
endless possibilities. I hardly ever run a full 50 minutes without
having the kids take at least one alternative singing position
Yes, I have discovered that there is a huge difference in energy level
between a morning and an evening rehearsal, especially as singers get
older. I don't think I could ask my singers to do regular morning
rehearsals, however, because that would mean rehearsing on a Saturday
morning, and they preciously guard their Saturdays. But I HAVE
discovered that afternoon concerts...such as Sundays at 4, are better,
both for our sound and for the audience, which is also getting older.
Sunday afternoon rehearsals might work, too.
quick, staccato warm-ups
accelerating warm-up tempi (like for tongue-twisters)
NEW warm-ups
stand-up/sit-down for different sections of the piece - do very quick
switches for younger folks
FAST games of Simon Says
5.5) any silly improv game - but your choir must be comfortable around
each other and willing to take risks...
jumping jacks
Have them stand up as much as possible. It helps breathing &
Keep the pace moving, inject humor, get your (church) choir to move
around to different places in the rehearsal room/church to sing. I
always start warm-ups with some sort of physical activity--I'm always
seeking new warm-up techniques.
alternate standing and sitting - move around the room, mix up the
seating every so often, take a short break midway or do announcements
mid rehearsal and not at the beginning, break out into sectionals if
possible/helpful, inject some humor, perhaps someone in the group other
than you is trained/competent to lead warm ups - a different voice/face,
alternate tempos of selections rehearsed
The best help I know, which you may already do, is to hold back my
remarks about the music to a minimum and hop from one selection to
another. Also -- to involve all sections in drills, i.e. have all parts
sing the tenor line if they need to drill, and so on. This means
everyone needs to pay attention at every moment and be ready to jump in.
To work quickly and keep everyone involved helps the energy. I used to
be guilty of going into long descriptions of WHY I was asking the singers
to do something -- I try to leave those out, or make an explanation VERY
brief. Start on time, on the dot! I don't say a word. I or the
accompanist just begins playing an opening song as a warm-up, something
they all know, so that wherever they are -- walking in late, hanging up
their coat, etc. -- they can join in with music. This says MUSIC is the
(pleasant) business at hand and we're getting down to business NOW!! It
also helps late comers arrive earlier in the future. All of this feeds
the energy of the rehearsal. When the warm-up song ends, I say hello and
take half a minute for a friendly greeting...
I"m wondering what day you rehearse. We switched from Monday to Tuesday
and it was like a new group.
This is a non-musical help--yet it truly adds something. We ask singers
to volunteer to bring snacks--yes, snacks! We take a break and there are
snacks in the back of the room--can be as simple as last night's: peanut
butter and celery sticks; some bring elaborate fruit trays; sometimes
cookies; anything that allows for our singers to intermix in a more
social way... they often come back from breaks rejuvenated for the last
We rehearse 2.5 hours and take an approximately 10-15 minute break one
time.... I tend to take the break about an hour and a quarter into things
so that the last portion is shorter. Then *I* really keep my pace up in
the last portion and do the more polished works and/or the peppier ones.
All the grueling/grinding work is done in the first portion.
My most assured way to infuse energy in the rehearsals is to distribute a
detailed plan - a rehearsal crammed with music, planned to the minute, in
increments from 6 minutes to 15 minutes depending on the length of the
piece/movement. Then I have to move fast.
I also don't drill notes very much. My choirs understand that note
learning is up to them. Our rehearsal is to make ensemble, shape phrases,
and develop the art.
I find with my church choir and community choirs in the past, that using
the warm-up period well is important. If people are chatting or
organizing their music, I ask (nicely) for them to put everything else
aside and focus in, and I start with sighing and move into gentle humming-
-partly as a way for folks to shift their energy from their work days and
start listening to each other and their own bodies. I try to make room
for humor. Both my own if it's appropriate, and choir members. I'll
reign folks in if they're going on, but I encourage an atmosphere where
people can toss off one-liners that get everyone laughing. Letting the
choir "breathe" in this way has been immensely helpful for creating a
positive atmosphere. I end with an upbeat song, or something maybe more
mellow but that the choir is feeling good about. I watch my own energy,
of course. Looking back at my suggestions, I think the first may be the
most important when thinking about the rhythm of people's days. Give a
time to decompress, shift gears, and mark the beginning of a new part of
the day.
Ben J. Legett
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By Lindsay Ewing '15, CCE Athletics Liaison
As a student-athlete at Amherst College, full days of classes, practices, and extracurricular activities make it dangerously easy to get caught in the "Amherst bubble." Despite busy schedules, however, the Amherst softball team has helped avoid this trap through a partnership with Girls Incorporated of Holyoke (Girls Inc.). Through interaction with some of the Pioneer Valley's vibrant young women, the student-athletes have expanded their knowledge of the surrounding community and learned lessons of collaboration and leadership.
Girls Inc. is a national nonprofit and educational afterschool organization committed to "inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold." During the course of the fall semester, head coach Whitney Mollica Goldstein and her team planned monthly afterschool events at Amherst for Girls Inc. participants ages 8-12. The programming included a dodge-ball game, softball skill instruction, an obstacle course, and gingerbread house making in Coolidge Cage.
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Keep taking your medication you American idiot. Why are you lot always coming out with made up stuff fucking pricks
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England should be Nuked.
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We own the usa you retarded idiot, ask your doctor to up your medication to a higher dose you prick because it's obvious to me from what you have said is that you need a higher dose to come out with 9.8 earthquake withing 72 hrs sheeesh just goes to prove how nutty you stupid american are.
Did you make the story up all by yourself or did your mommy help you lol go and vote for a muzzie you pricks your the laughing stock of the world after putting that black cock sucking queer muzzi in again and it seems some people never learn you bunch of retarded mongols.
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actually Rome does thru your queen who is dead and there are lookalikes being used.
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BJP legislator gives himself up
- Ajay Kumar Singh, Bhubaneswar
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- March 10, 2011
Bharatiya Janata Party legislator Manoj Kumar Pradhan surrendered yesterday before a fast track court in Orissa's Phulbani district.
Pradhan was sentenced to seven years hard labor by the fast track court in June, 2010 for the murder of Parikhita Digal of Budedipada.
He represents G Udaygiri constituency in Kandhamal district, which was the focal point of the anti-Christian riots.
After his conviction, Orissa High Court granted Pradhan bail, pending an appeal, but Digal's widow, Kanakrekha, challenged the decision in the Supreme Court.
The top court revoked Pradhan's bail on January 25, according to Kanakrekha's lawyer Dibakar Parichha.
He said Pradhan is thought to have been the mastermind behind the Kandhamal riots and has been accused of involvement in 12 murders.
Catholic lay leader John Dayal says the legislator has had political and official support "to have remained free for as long as he has."
"It is good that he has at last surrendered. But it remains a mystery how he managed to avoid arrest for more than a month after the Supreme Court's decision," Dayal said.
Kanakrekha Digal is now confident that justice will be done. "I am still in hiding and cannot go back to my village. His presence was threatening and intimidating," she said.
The Kandhamal violence claimed more than 100 lives, displaced 54,000 people and saw 6,500 Christian houses ransacked or destroyed.


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wouldn't I be able to still find the title when I hit 'search'? It states 'no match' when I can clearly see it is an available title on ebooks.


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theyre probably fighting elsewhere
I took a long break from manga and anime for a couple of years. For some reason, I couldn't seem to find anything that interested me and I shied away from any recommendations from my friends. Then I got into Reborn.
KHR gave me hope that there's still great manga out there, waiting to be read. Sure, the first 60+ chapters are a little redundant and slow. Get past chapter 62 and prepare yourself for one of the greatest manga out there at the moment. It's everything shonen manga should be, and the character design/development is top notch, in my opinion. I found myself becoming very attached to the characters, not to mention the possible pairings I've already devised (bahaha). The yaoi fanbase is strangely huge for this series, so it's fun to indulge myself in crack doujinshi and the like.
Anyway, great manga. Can't wait for 203 (and TYL!Dino... PLEEEASE XD)
Your chance of winning has just gone from 0%.... TO 0%! - Squalo
Good one, darling.
Okay, so through the advise of someone on this forum, forget who, i decided to give reborn another chance. Previously i have read about the first 20 chapters and given up out of sheer boredom, so i alloted myself the day, went to onemanga, and read from chapters 1-203 this morning. Gotta say, im hooked. But thats not the point right now.
Okay so, while i was reading i noticed something wierd. Reborn's pacifier changes when he is sent to the future, why?
This may have already been discused, but i couldn't find anything on it.
I believe the thing around his pacifier is ugh, protecting? No, sealing, I guess, his powers.
Another guess is that it protects it from the Trinisette, same with his weird outfit. Not much information has been released in the manga about it, but based on logical assumptions, it's the same as why he's wearing a rock3tz suitz.
Does anyone knows how I can get the first volumes like beginning at the first one.
#lurk or www.mangatraders.com should have them.
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He's wearing a protective suit so it can't be hanging out like it normally would. Remember the first protective suit also had a slot to hold the pacifier so when Gianni upgraded to a more comfortable suit he would've just created something to protect Reborn from the non-trinsette radiation.
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T. Rex
Zinc Alloy And The Hidden Riders Of Tomorrow
The Leopards
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we're the leopards
(sung during whole song in background)
the leader of our pack
lives down the local drain
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Gardenia, and the Mighty Slugs
Old Doug Henry lost an ear
when he crossed my path
Called himself Jesus, well, that's what
he said to me
I never saw a freak
look as weird as you
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pscho mike-o grow
this screw disc in my brain
minsin quincy dropping bop-drops
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and were tough
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I know that we know that they know its wrong
to spend your life inside a song
greasy girly tried it and she licked it too
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Uncle Bimbo drunk up
the Sea of Galilee
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Bank of America downgraded Sandridge Mississippian Trust II (NYSE: SDR) from Neutral to Underperform and lowered the price target from $19.00 to $14.00.
Bank of America noted, "We are reducing our PO based on our lack of confidence in the company's ability to meet its targeted production and cash distribution stream. Our new PO is based on our NAV model anchored on our revised assumptions for the reserves and production estimates. However, our analysis of the well results over the last one year period, suggest that SDR wells are underperforming SD wells implying future production and distributions could be under further pressure. Accordingly, we are moving to Underperform and are cutting our PO to $14 from $19."
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Anyone know where you can find bullet drop/windage cards for the .223? i saw some somewhere, but it was a while back and I don't remember where it was. It was a smaller laminated card, and I believe based on the 68 gr bullet for bullet drop and windage adjustments. Looking to learn a little more with shooting my AR, and one of these would be really helpful. Ok, so I know you can find ballistics info on most manufacturer websites, but I guess what I'm really wanting to know is "average" drop, or drift. Is there a formula for figuring out how much more drift you will get at 20 mph, vs 10 mph? and up? I've got the ballistics chart for one of the rounds I shoot, but I don't know what there is for detemining drift at different wind speeds, or even bullet rise due to heat.. is there an average change in height a bullet will typically raise if firing over hot ground? I thought I read somewhere that a bullet typically will fly 4 inches higher over hot ground, especially when mirage can be seen. The ammo I've been purchasing is American Eagle .223 REM, 55 gr. fmj boat-tail AE223. This is what I will be shooting most, as it's the most cost effective for me at the moment, and easy to get. I'd shoot wolf.. but everyone says to stay away from that with an AR. I can purchase 500 rounds of wolf for $89.
You can probably make your own. Check out http://www.ammo-oracle.com/ for everything you want to know about AR15 ballistics and you can find answers to additional AR15 Ammo related questions on AR15.com. But I think your best bet would be to get the ballistics from the manufacturers website and compare them to what ballistics you're actually getting. From there it would be easy to make up an index card of the drop of m193, wolf, BH 69gr Match, or whatever at a given range.
Federal's website has convenient charts that can be easily printed and/or used to create your own cards. http://www.federalpremium.com/ballistics/Ammo_Search.aspx
A good quick reference for the AR's are the military TM's & FM's. TM 9-1005-319-10 covers the basics for balistics and windage for the M-16 A2. A quick search on the internet will find you any of the TM's/FM's or you can download them from the Army's website.
After the holidays I'll be putting together an external ballistics calculator for use with Mil-Dot scopes... for PalmOS.
well I've printed out the ballistics from the federal site on the ammo i currently use. I just am curious really about how wind changes trajectory. I know with a 10 mph wind, at 100 yards it will drift 1 inch. 200 yards 4.3 inches, 300 yards 10.2, 400 yards 19.2, 500 yards 32.7. But what I am curious about, is what does a 20 mph wind do? is there a formula, say the wind speed goes from 10 to 20 mph, does the drift multiply by 2? and 30 mph, by 3? I was searching like crazy to try and find that last night, and I couldn't find it. Maybe I'm just not typing in the right thing when I search. I guess I just want a rough estimate on how much increased wind speed might change it.
Jed buddy, you just double it for 20mph, triple it for 30mph, multiply it by 1.5 if it's 15 mph, etc. What you have to realize is that those values are for a full crosswind. Most of the time you won't have a full crosswind, so you need to take this into account. If it's only coming in at 45%, then you need to only use half of that value, etc. Also realize that when you are shooting over a distance or near certain topographical features, you'll soemtimes experience swirling or changing wind. This is easiest to see by watching the mirage that comes up off of the ground through your rifle scope, and changing the parralax to see how it changes (if it does) over different distances. When wind is swirling and changing is when it gets tricky. As you do more shooting with cards, you'll learn that you can account for the drop every single time, but reading the wind is where things get tough sometimes, especially with a lighter bullet like a .223. Best of luck to you and hope that helps clarify things for ya. Oh yes, and here's a link I saw that showed some ballistics info confirming this. http://www.exteriorballistics.com/ebexplained/4th-handgun_tables/pdf/hgy02.pdf
actually, humidity, barometric pressure, and altitude all affect bullet drop. That's why alot of competition distance shooters have different barrels that are better suited for different places they'll have competitions because they have a better load for a particular altitude and barometric pressure, so they use a different barrel for a particular twist. It really can get so complex that it seems impossible, but I just wanted to mention some of those things that he'll first start to encounter and needs to take into consideration.
thanks for the answers. Now I don't have so many unanswered questions about what I'm doing. Although it will be a little while before I am messing with all this stuff, I just wanted to know what I'm doing from the start. I'm still in the process of sighting in the scope on my AR. I'll get more into all the serious stuff on reading windage, drop when I get my .308 sometime soon.
I've got a enhanced sniper ballistic calculator on excelspread sheet. plug in the necessary info and it will calculate drop and windage adjustments from 100 to 4000 yards. send me a pm if you want and I will email it to you. The sheet will calculate MOA and MIL for you.


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- 12-04-2013, 08:20 AM Thread Author #1
Battery life definitely worse than my former 2 motos...
I've had 2 Moto X before this one. Both got regularly 22+ hours plus just under 5 hours screen time. I've had this new one since the 13th of November, my behavior hasn't changed and yet my average battery life for this phone has been 18 hours and under 4 hours screen time. I noticed it early on, i went to sleep with maybe 22-25% battery life my first day of owning it, woke up to it totally drained. But i figured i would just wait it out see what happened. Then again the other day it was totally drained by evening when it wouldn't have with my other 2. Any sort of tech help might help if i call? I've already reset, I have everything disabled that I don't use and wakelock doesn't show any apps gone awry. Is it just a less good battery? -
- 12-04-2013, 08:47 AM Thread Author #3
Re: Battery life definitely worse than my former 2 motos...
oh, , 2 moto X's. Edited. : ).
- 12-04-2013, 02:38 PM Thread Author #5
Re: Battery life definitely worse than my former 2 motos...
The only thing that i see that i wonder about is in wakelock, google search is noted as 9 hours, 56 mins, waking 237x.It's not the waking, my Timely has waking noted at x831 but only for a total of 34 seconds. What's up with those google search numbers? Anyone here with wakelock wanna look at their stats and see if google Search has similar numbers? (i'm a total of 14hours battery at the moment with the Google Search noted for 9hours, 56 mins)
Re: Battery life definitely worse than my former 2 motos...
I returned my X on day 14 because of the bad battery life (dead at 12 hours with ~1 hr screen on time). I only had it about 24 hours before the KK update so I can't remember if it was better on 4.2.2. Will watch to see if any updates come that seem to improve folks battery life, but I wanted to get it returned while I still could rather than committing to it and hoping for a fix.
Re: Battery life definitely worse than my former 2 motos...
Google services was always at the top of the list. Sometimes the phone seemed to lose power more when not in use than when I was using it. I'd put it down at 80%, pick it an hour later and it would be at 50%. Then I'd use it for an hour and it would only drop to 47%. Another time it dropped 15% playing Dots for 15 minutes.
I could never find a pattern. Similar usage and environment (wifi at home, pretty strong reception at work) would give differnent performance on different days. One of the most frustrating things with 4.4 is gsam battery monitor and wakelock dterctor didn't work anymore so I couldn't really tell what was happening. - 12-05-2013, 12:48 AM #10
Google Currents and G+ always seem to cause wakelock nightmares for me. I have both set to manual refresh which pretty much seems to solve the problem. What were your location settings like? Did you try clearing out the cache in Google Play services? Rolling back the update, reboot fresh update? I've read where that has helped at least a few folks out.
Battery life like that sounds hardware related to me. I had an iPhone 3Gs once that would just chew through battery. The thing would die in 3 hours on standby and if you turned the screen on it would drop 1% every 15 seconds or so.
Turned out to be a faulty battery.
Posted via Android Central App - 12-09-2013, 01:18 PM Thread Author #11
Re: Battery life definitely worse than my former 2 motos...
Thanks. I think it's gotta be hardware. I disabled G+, Google hangouts, google drive, pretty early on. My refresh is 30 mins, but it was on my other 2 X's as well, but i didn't clear out play cache. I'll try that. I never got the update and i did do a hard reset after about a week after i got the phone.
I think if I try it all, a return/rebuy might be in order. Man, i must love this phone. Going alllll the way through it for it. lol. I was thinking i could live with it, but 3 hours less total battery, and 1 hour+ less screen time is kinda bothering me. If the google play cache doesn't work, i guess i'll do a return/rebuy? Ya know, google has billions, i shouldn't feel bad, even though it's not my fault, and 2 pieces i formerly had where *their* fault. so yeah, i'll return/rebuy if the cache trick doesn't work. THanks all. - 12-09-2013, 01:48 PM #12
Re: Battery life definitely worse than my former 2 motos...
I have had my moto x for about 3 weeks and the battery life is great!
I run it all day long a with email, games and texts. I will go to sleep with about 30% left and have 28-29% when I wake up. - 12-09-2013, 01:57 PM Thread Author #13
Re: Battery life definitely worse than my former 2 motos...
Yes. I've had 2 moto x's and battery life was great as well. The first one had really bad sound before the update and i was hoping for a good one, nyet. lol. The 2nd one i broke and then moto lost it when i sent it in for repair. That's how i know something up with this one.
Cool, cuz it doesn't sound like i do as much as you do, so i still shouldn't be having this issue. Gonna try 2 more efforts to fix, and am trying to text them now to do an RMA. -
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Munguia also pointed out that the best part of Community Transit's new plan is that it focuses on data, rather than trial and error.
"Back [before the recession], a lot of transit agencies put bus service out in communities to see if people would come," he explained. "And now, we're taking much more of a data-driven, productivity-conscious approach."Any new service we're going to add, we're really going to analyze the statistics," he added. "We're only going to put service where we know people are going to ride it."
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31 year old woman | Aloha, OR, USA | Seeking men 27-35 within 50 miles of Beaverton, OR
Life is short. Forgive quickly; kiss slowly; love truly; laugh uncontrollably and never regret anything that made you smile.
This profile is a work in progress, but here's a little bit of info..... I love to laugh and joke around so having a sense of humor is a huge must!! I'm a bit on the goofy side and am a bit of a nerd. I'd like to spend time with a guy that is smart, caring, and independent. I like finding new places around town---Portland has so many great spots to discover! I've been boxing/kickboxing for the past year have a hard time going a day without it! Sweating everyday is important to me I'm looking for a guy that likes to be just as active. When I'm not working I enjoy going out with my friends, visiting my family or trying new things. I love to travel and just have fun. A sense of adventure is awesome!
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Basketball, Bowling, Dancing, Football, Other types of exercise, Running, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I have Cats
I like Birds, Dogs, Exotic Pets, Fish, Horses, Other
I've had cats all my life; I currently have two frogs as well. I had a horse when I was younger and pretty much love every animal I've come across, even those I've only seen on the internet.
Middle of the Road
Cannon Beach, Seaside, Seattle, Florida - I love to travel and find new places and holes in the wall to add to my list!
Portland State University, Portland, OR
My cat, my camera, my friends, music, books, exercise, watching TV, a warm fire on a cold night, chocolate, white wine, any movie based on a graphic novel, shoes...I could go on for a while here!
Meeting up with friends, hiking, bowling, rock climbing, reading, wine tasting, watching a movie, road trip, traveling....like I said earlier, always up for something different new!
Silent Partner by Jonathan Kellerman
Her | What she is looking for | |
Appearance | ||
Height: | 5'8" (172cms) | 5'10" (177cms) to 6'3" (190cms) |
Body type: | Athletic and toned | Slender, About average, Athletic and toned |
Eyes: | Hazel | No preference |
Hair: | Dark brown | No preference |
Lifestyle | ||
Smoke: | No Way | No Way |
Drink: | Social Drinker | Social Drinker |
Occupation: | Administrative / Secretarial | No preference |
Income: | I'll tell you later | No preference |
Relationship: | Never Married | Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced |
Have kids: | No | No |
Wants kids: | Someday | Someday |
Background | ||
Ethnicity: | White / Caucasian | No preference |
Faith: | Other | No preference |
Languages: | English | English |
Education: | Graduate degree | Bachelors degree |