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About: This bingo card captures the spirited and sometimes chaotic world of choir and ensemble rehearsals, highlighting moments every choral singer will recognize. Perfect for students, teachers, or choir enthusiasts, it adds humor and camaraderie to rehearsals or music workshops by celebrating those classic director sayings and rehearsal quirks everyone has experienced.
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This Jazz Choir Festival Clinic Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "Can anyone tell me what this piece is about?", Turns to the audience after fixing something, Stops the rehearsal - "We all know where we're starting?", "I can tell that you all really like this song", Sings the wrong lyrics "Whatever those words are", Makes you do a hand gesture for phrasing, "It sounds like fun but you don't look like you're having fun", "Do we know what the text translates to?" And no one knows, Hugs the director, Singing is vulnerable because "You don't have an instrument in front of you", Talks about how they know the composer, "Soloists, step out and own that stage!", "What did you do well?", Points to most extroverted person "We could all use that energy!", Director looks at choir because "we've talked about this", "Can you conduct this?", "Don't sing to me, sing to them!", "You are storytellers", Uses rubato "Maybe try playing with that more", "I don't have the music", "I've never heard of this chart!", Wearing the most colorful outfit you've ever seen, "Can we listen to the sopranos only right there", Makes drum noises while helping the drummer.
This Jazz Choir Festival Clinic Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "Can anyone tell me what this piece is about?", Turns to the audience after fixing something, Stops the rehearsal - "We all know where we're starting?", "I can tell that you all really like this song", Sings the wrong lyrics "Whatever those words are", Makes you do a hand gesture for phrasing, "It sounds like fun but you don't look like you're having fun", "Do we know what the text translates to?" And no one knows, Hugs the director, Singing is vulnerable because "You don't have an instrument in front of you", Talks about how they know the composer, "Soloists, step out and own that stage!", "What did you do well?", Points to most extroverted person "We could all use that energy!", Director looks at choir because "we've talked about this", "Can you conduct this?", "Don't sing to me, sing to them!", "You are storytellers", Uses rubato "Maybe try playing with that more", "I don't have the music", "I've never heard of this chart!", Wearing the most colorful outfit you've ever seen, "Can we listen to the sopranos only right there", Makes drum noises while helping the drummer.