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THE LATENESS

STREET RHYTHMS
28-11-2016

*THE LATENESS*

While some choristers are doing well, others are always guilt of lateness.

While the lateness of some choristers many be genuine, others may only give the usual 'GMT' excuse.

As musicians, lateness shouldn't be part of our 'elements'. When we intentionally practice lateness to rehearsals, it will be transferred to church services, to external programmes, and to our major programmes.

When we are late to somebody's programme, some find it normal but they find it abnormal if somebody attends their programme late.

Here are some few reasons you must attend rehearsals and programmes early as a chorister.

You must arrive early enough to rest before performing.

You must arrive early to participate in some stage works.

There will also be a proper sound-checks if your arrive early. If the engineer sets his sound to the tune of 20 choristers who arrived earlier, any additional sound after that may only 'destroy' things.

When your programmes begin late because of your own ignorance, you send only one message to your audience.

Kingsley J.E.K Acheampong
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