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    2011 O'Connor UIL Solo & Ensemble Guidelines

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    The document provides guidelines for students participating in a solo and ensemble contest. It instructs students to [1] dress semi-formally, [2] warm up in a designated area and not in hallways, and [3] be at their performance room 15 minutes early so the contest runs on time. Students are also told to [4] introduce themselves to judges respectfully, [5] be prepared with their music and warmed up, and [6] thank judges after their performance. The document stresses making music as a positive experience and keeping halls quiet during the contest.

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    O’Connor UIL Solo & Ensemble Guidelines

    1. Dress nice…suggest semi-formal if performing a solo! Appearance is just as


    important as excellent playing. We strongly suggest you do not wear jeans if
    performing a solo. Suggest you just come dressed nicer to school or change after
    or before your large ensemble class performance if there is time.
    2. WARM UP will be in WW HALL after Brass performances and then for the rest
    of the contest. Leave all your personal stuff in there. DO NOT play in hallways at
    any time.
    3. BE AT YOUR ROOM 15 minutes before your scheduled time. We want you
    ready to go in so the contest runs on time! We have set an order but if we can get
    you in sooner the better!
    4. Be respectful. We suggest you introduce yourself to the judge and what you are
    playing…yes sir, yes ma’am goes a long way!
    5. Be prepared: Have your solo to be performed. Look nice. Be warmed up. Tune.
    6. Ask to warm up and tune with pianist or other ensemble members.
    7. Try not to count out loud…see if you can start by body gesture or cue from
    pianist.
    8. When you are finished…thank the judge for listening. Exit the room quietly and
    professionally. SAVE YOUR COMMENTS, elation or disappointment for the
    parking lot…
    9. The judge will keep your scores and comment sheets…we will post them ASAP.
    10. We suggest you pick up copy of comments and original score once posted.
    11. Wait for breaks in Dierolf Hall to put away your instruments.
    12. KEEP THE HALLS QUIET!
    13. Enjoy making music. There are so many horrible things in our world. You have
    the chance to perform music with friends and peers. Don’t ever forget making
    great music and working hard on a project as a team and individual is what this is
    all about!

    Schedule is posted! If you are missing from it or


    have a conflict you must see Mr. S ASAP and
    realize we will do our best to solve…but there are
    no guarantees! CHECK THE SCHEDULE and
    find all your events.

    ALL PERFORMANCES OPEN TO PUBLIC!

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