Performance Code from the Handbook 2016-2017

Performance Dress Code

 

The General Dress Code applies, plus the following for each class:

 

Beginning Orchestra, Recorder Class, Beginning Band, Beginning Guitar, Singers Choir, Intermediate Orchestra Classes:

 

GIRLS:

Nice church clothes. No flip-flops at anytime! For performances, skirts and dresses must be below the knee to ensure modesty on the stage. Loose fitting pants are also acceptable, but no jeans. Check to make sure you are modest when you are in playing position with your instrument.

BOYS:

Dress slacks or khakis are acceptable, but no jeans. Be sure to add a belt if you have belt loops. Please wear dark dress shoes or dark tennis shoes with dark socks.

 

 

Advance Intermediate Orchestra, Bach, Mezzo, Intermediate Band, Intermediate Guitar and Advance Guitar Classes:

 

GIRLS:

Black or black and white combination. All solid colors with no print or pattern. For performances, skirts and dresses must be below the knee to ensure modesty on the stage. Black dress pants are also acceptable. Black dress shoes, no flip-flops.

BOYS:

Black dress pants, white or black long sleeved dress shirt, black belt, black socks, and black dress shoes. You may add a black dress jacket if desired.

 

Beethoven, Brahms, Concert Choir, Bel Canto Chamber Choir, Adoration Band, Select Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Classical Guitar, Praise and Worship Classes:

 

GIRLS:

PSHP performance dress for $60 to be ordered through our organization. Black dress shoes, no flip-flops. All accessories should either be black, silver, or gold; please no other colors or anything so big it would draw attention to you personally on stage.

BOYS:

Black dress pants, white or black long sleeved dress shirt, black belt, black socks, black dress shoes, and red and blue ties that you will purchase through PSHP. You may add a black dress jacket if desired.

 

 

Concert Guidelines and Etiquette

  • Most of our concerts are held at other locations, so please check carefully. The students will need to arrive early to all concerts and those times will be announced the week before the concert.
  • Audience seating will begin 10 minutes before any of our performances.
  • Please do not enter or leave the performing hall while any group is performing.
  • NO electronic devices are to be taken into the performance hall or on stage by any student during any performance or evaluation. The students are not to be taking pictures on their phones during a performance.
  • We request that the audience not have any electronic devices that would distract other audience members from enjoying the performance. Cameras and videos are allowed within reason.
  • Students will need to remain seated with their class before and during the concerts.
  • No chewing gum will be allowed on stage during a performance or evaluation.
  • Please be respectful and considerate of all of the adults and student teachers who are helping keep things running smoothly.
  • Please plan on staying for the entire concert! If a family has to leave early for an emergency, a parent will need to come and get their children from their class seating area.
  • Students should plan on keeping their instruments with them until after the concert. Large instruments will stay close to the stage area.
  • Instrumentalists should bring their music and stand to every performance.
  • All classes have a concert dress code. Please refer to that section in the Handbook.