1. Question of the Day

2. Warm-Ups Posture Breathing Technique Tone Diction Intonation & Blend

3. Music Theory Pitch Rhythm Tempo Dynamics Key Signatures Chords Terms and Symbols

4. Sightsinging Knowing how to read a piece of music without hearing it first will make you musically independent!! Knowing how to read a piece of music without hearing it first will prepare you for college and community choirs. Knowing how to read a piece of music without hearing it first will make you more competitive (NC Honors Choir/All-State)

5. Repertoire Repertoire consists of: Music on which you are working. Learning your own part while understanding the other parts and how it all fits together. Memorizing music for performances.

6. Review Ending the class is a good time for: Review Relaxation (Fridays only) Rounds

7. Special Classes Special days sometimes require special music! Preparing show music sometimes requires watching a clip or video/DVD to see how the music originated. Studying the background or history of the music will be helpful in learning the repertoire.