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General Vocal Evaluation Information
A love of singing is the first requirement! Singers are placed in a choir level based on vocal ability and music-reading experience
Choristers & their parents must be willing to commit to a high level of responsibility concerning rehearsals and performances.
Singers do not need to prepare a specific song. They may be asked to sing "Happy Birthday" in some instances
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful information to give you more insight.
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What happens during the evaluation?The director will greet you, and you'll: Discuss your school and musical experience. Run through simple warm-ups. Listen to and repeat rhythms and musical phrases. Sing “Happy Birthday”. Sing some simple melodies at sight, depending upon age and experience.
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How should I prepare?Practice singing “Happy Birthday”. Get a good night’s rest the night before.
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How do I arrange an evaluation?Submit an interest form here. We will be in touch!
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How often are rehearsals?September through May, weekly Tuesday rehearsals include vocal training, aural-training, music theory, and music reading.
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What type of music will I sing?Los Robles Children’s Choir offers a comprehensive vocal program designed to teach children the joy of singing while building musical excellence. With five choir levels led by highly trained professionals, our sequential curriculum supports all learning styles and experience levels. Choristers gain skills in music theory, solfege, note reading, choral blend, and vocal technique. Our repertoire spans a wide range of musical styles and languages, with a strong emphasis on classical, folk, and art songs performed in the bel canto style.
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How many concerts will I sing?Typically the Bel Canto Choir sings 2-3 concert performances during the season. The Arioso, Cantabile, and Troubadors Choirs may perform 5-10 times in community events, combined choir events, or professional jobs locally.
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If accepted, how much is tuition?Learn more about tuition and financial assistance on our Tuition Information page.
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