THE 'MOVEMENTS' IN PERFORMANCES

STREET RHYTHMS
01-10-2016

*THE 'MOVEMENTS' IN PERFORMANCES*

There are some "little foxes" that interfere our performances.
While some create noise, others create distraction (draws the attention of many, from the main performance).

Some of these foxes are :

1. Walking into/ out of the stalls while the choir is singing.
If there is the need to walk out, please let the performance end. When you are standing outside and you hear the choir singing, wait till the end before you walk in.

2. After your procession, wait till the introit or opening hymn is sung before you look for your bag/bible or you rearrange yourselves.

3. Ensure that ushers don't share letters, envelopes, or anything to choristers when the choir is singing.

4. Don't be late at concerts; and don't walk to the stage while the choir is performing.

5. Don't create scenes on the stage when correcting a colleague.

NB: performance is not only done during big concerts. Anytime you are singing is a performance.

Kingsley J.E.K Acheampong
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