 Recitals are a very special event for students and parents! It is a time when we come together to celebrate the accomplishments of the student! Here are a few things to keep in mind for a recital: FOR PERFORMERS:
FOR THE AUDIENCE
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-Stathia Orwig  Recitals are a very special event for students and parents; it is a time when we come together to celebrate the accomplishments of the student! Here are a few things to keep in mind for a recital:
FOR PERFORMERS: • Performers should wear appropriate attire. Girls in appropriate-length dresses or nice pants, and boys in dress pants and polo or button down dress shirt. Please no flip-flops or athletic footwear. Please do not wear dangling, jingling jewelry. • It’s a great idea to practice in your outfit, especially with shoes included. • Once it is your turn, rise quickly and walk up to the piano. Adjust the bench, pause and collect your thoughts, and begin when you are ready. • Performers bow at the end of the performance. We will practice bowing properly a few lessons before the recital. • Arrive at the requested time in order to learn where you are to sit and receive instructions for the performance. AUDIENCE • Please arrive a little early (about 15 minutes prior to recital start time) in order to find a seat and help your child find their place. • Turn off all cell phones and any electrical devices that may produce sound. • Once the recital begins, please listen and be quiet. Crying babies should be taken out. They are not happy, and neither is the audience or the performer! • The soloist will bow and your response is to applaud politely! • Please stay until the performance or event is completely over. If you have other obligations or matters to attend to before the recital is over, please do not attend. |
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