Chamber Choir

Final Evaluation, Spring 2022

Name:
Rehearsal Skills
Never Seldom Sometimes Usually Consistently
Ensemble Techniques and 0 1 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5
Professionalism
Participates willingly in rehearsal and contributes to
the team (minimal talking/distractions during class,
positive attitude)
Comes prepared for class: no gum, music, and a pencil.
Ready to sing both mentally and physically

Takes responsibility for your role in the choir (takes

risks, tries your hardest, constantly working to be better)

Uses individual strengths to the best of your ability to

help encourage other singers and show respect for the
work that we are doing
Resists the urge to use your phone, device, or
chromebook inappropriately during class

Sings LOUD and PROUD, STRONG and WRONG!

/30
Never Seldom Sometimes Usually Consistently
Singing Techniques 0 1 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5

Sits and stands with good singer’s alignment

throughout rehearsal (hands out of pockets, sternum
raised, head balanced, no leaning on walls)
Demonstrates appropriate breathing for singing,
releasing the breath low and silently into the body

Sings with proper vowel shapes, releasing the lips

forward with a relaxed tongue and raised soft palate

Sings correct notes and rhythms and takes time to

learn the notes and rhythms that are incorrect

Sings with projection and resonance, thinking about

sending your sound into the space and passed the mask

Listens for the sound of the group while singing

Takes time outside of class to ensure notes are learned,

either using listening tracks or another mode

Actively working to improve overall skills as a singer

to the benefit of oneself and the ensemble as a whole

/40
Performance: Saengerfest
Never Seldom Sometimes Usually Consistently
Indodana 0 1 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5

Sang correct notes, rhythms and words

Sang with resonance, using well-shaped vowels, and

open mouth, and a raised soft-palate

Even When He Is Silent (Best Performance)

Sang the correct notes and rhythms

Sang with resonance, using well-shaped vowels, and

open mouth, and a raised soft-palate

Sang with attention to the tuning and dynamics

You Will Be Found (Best Performance)

Sang the correct notes and rhythms

Sang with projection and expression, using musical

theatre style singing

Worked to sing without rushing the tempo, while

listening for the other sections to ensure balance

To the Peak of the Mountain

Sang the correct notes and rhythms

Sang with resonance and projection

Walk Out on the Water

Sang the correct notes and rhythms, clapping and
snapping at the correct times

Used facial and body expression to help communicate

the energy of the song to the audience

Nearer, My God, to Thee

Sang the correct notes and rhythms, with correct
pronunciation

Sang with appropriate articulation and timing, feeling

as if you were leaning forward into the sound

/70