Section 4 (Reh Tech) - Programming Flashcards
what is programming and who is responsible for it?
connecting works of music to create a meaningful journey for the audience. the UL or conductor
when does programming begin?
as the audience gathers in the performance area
what does the first selection do?
provides an element of excitement
what is the middle phase?
suspense and tension
what is the final piece of music?
the resolution
what are the administrator responsibilities of the UL?
overseeing the program and rehearsal plans.
score and part prep, musician assignments, and stage configuration.
what are seasonal programs?
they reflect themes of winter, spring, summer, or fall. they can also be about holidays.
what can enhance seasonal programs?
outdoor parks or amphitheaters enhance the mood
what are occasional programs?
inherent to military functions.
examples of occasional programs?
foreign dignitaries, change of commands, memorial day, veterans day, ships homecoming, units returning from deployment, air shows, and other similar occasions.
what are patriotic programs?
the themes are used for 4th of July, remember 9/11, or December 7th, salute to the military, holidays during deployment.
what is essential for patriotic programs?
well known music for nostalgic value.
what are patriotic openers?
short programs to open celebrations or highly visible public events.
what are some theme based programs?
ones that feature composers such as gershwin, copeland, or sousa. genre themes. geographical themes.
what is the goal of theme programming?
connect the listeners experience to the subject matter
what is special audience programming?
tailored to specific audiences that are at those venues.
special program examples
student outreach programs, recruiting events, foreign dignitary events, or events for deployed units.
what is the standard concert length?
1 hour
how much time is for music vs applause and transitions
52 minutes music and 8 minutes transition
how do you give people breaks during a short concert with no intermission
the unit leader makes a brief statement in intervals of 15 to 20 minutes.
why are intermissions important for long concerts
it gives the audience time to reflect on what theyve heard so far
whats the ideal order for program
first a positive first impression.
intellectually challenging music showcased early.
select music that encourages people to return before the intermission.
