Samford A Cappella - Overview of Year 2011-2012
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The document provides information about Samford A Cappella, a university choir. It discusses the choir's rich tradition, new traditions being established, and plans for an upcoming big year. This includes an expanded schedule with devotions, a vesper series, potential international travel, and choir camp. The choir has grown significantly in size and plans to retire their old robes. They will also participate in a choral competition requiring preparation of sacred works in various categories and styles. The choir aims to achieve excellence, musicality, and passion through hard work in rehearsal and fully investing in the music.
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Samford A Cappella - Overview of Year 2011-2012
- 1. Samford A Cappella More Than A Choir
- 2. Welcome!
- 3. Samford A Cappella More Than A Choir
- 4. Rich in tradition More Than A Choir
- 5. 72 Rich in tradition
- 6. 6 Rich in tradition
- 7. ?? Rich in tradition
- 8. St. Olaf Choir Rich in tradition
- 9. St. Olaf Choir Robe Rich in tradition
- 10. Beautiful Savior Rich in tradition
- 11. New Traditions Rich in tradition
- 12. New Traditions Rich in tradition
- 13. A Big Year Welcome!
- 14. A Big Year: New Schedule
- 15. A Big Year: Devotions
- 16. A Big Year: Vesper Series
- 17. A Big Year: International Travel
- 18. A Big Year: International Travel
- 19. A Big Year: Choir Camp
- 20. 20-25 Hours of Rehearsal Choir Camp
- 21. Equivalent – Oct. 15, 2010 Choir Camp
- 22. First Concert – Oct. 29, 2010 Choir Camp
- 23. What’s New
- 25. 195 to 300 What’s New
- 26. Vesper Series What’s New
- 27. Vesper Series What’s New
- 28. Vesper Series What’s New
- 29. Vesper Series What’s New
- 30. Vesper Series What’s New
- 31. Retire Robes What’s New
- 33. Alumni What’s New
- 34. Alumni What’s New
- 35. Alumni What’s New
- 37. Competition What’s New
- 38. Category 1 Preliminary Finals Category 4 Preliminary Finals Competition
- 39. Rules I Competiton
- 40. Rules II Competiton
- 41. Rules III Competiton
- 42. Category 1 Q. 3 works, 12 minutes F. 3 works, 12 minutes Category 4 Q. 3 works, 12 minutes F. 3 works, 12 minutes Competition
- 43. Category 1 Q. Sacred – God will take care of you F. Sacred - Marian Set - Catholic Category 4 Q. Sacred – Death set F. Sacred - general Competition
- 46. International Competition $1500 covered by the university $1500-1750 needed from you
- 47. International Competition More on that Later.
- 48. International Competition Jump Starting Our Choir: Excitement of Competition
- 49. International Competition Jump Starting Our Choir: Expectations of Excellence
- 50. International Competition Jump Starting Our Choir: World Class Music
- 52. Excellence, Musicality, Passion We won’t be excellent because we attend Samford.
- 53. Excellence, Musicality, Passion We won’t find excellence because we attend Samford. We won’t be more musical because we pay more tuition.
- 54. Excellence, Musicality, Passion We will only find excellence, musicality and passion by:
- 55. Excellence, Musicality, Passion We will only find excellence, musicality and passion by: Working Hard in Rehearsal
- 56. Excellence, Musicality, Passion We will only find excellence, musicality and passion by: Investing ourselves in the music