I haven’t been able to find any good videos, all of them are either low quality or from the very front seats

Hi! Im helping a group with their show this year and I need tips on how to make a number line for them, they’re an extremely new group and don’t have one and I’d like to help them out!

I doing show choir for the 1st time and I feel like can’t get the moves down like everyone else even with practicing a lot at home. Any advice on how to get better?

Hi, this is my first year in show choir(I’m a sophomore) and I’m in on back riser in the corner the whole show so far(3 songs). Yet unexperienced freshman and not as great dancers are often on lower risers than me. For some context I’m an ok singer and I have been practicing a lot. I would love to be lower but I totally get upperclassman and more experienced people should be lower. I was wondering if anyone had any advice on getting better so I may be moved down??

Show Choir is to preform for the beginning of the year ceremony. Energetic songs about getting started, being excited for the new thing, welcome home to the students, etc. Any ideas? Ideally, not too hard, we'll only have 3 rehearsals to put it together,

For any group looking for a powerful and unique ballad/power ballad, I think a rendition of jelly rolls “I am not okay” would be not only extremely moving but would impress many judges. Not to mention I need it in my soul to be sang by a group.

Every year my high school director asks the Junior class for ideas on show choir theme ideas. Seeing as it is my year to offer up a theme idea I figured I'd try to find one but I keep on coming up empty handed. Also this year might be important to decide because in the past years our choreographer has had ideas that ended up being the show theme. However this year he only has one, which our director does not like (it is the flintstones). Anyways thought I would try my luck. 👀

Ayo, just moved from Iowa to Utah for college. Did show choir all through high school, absolutely love it. It’d be bomb to go watch some performances this winter…but there seems to be none in Utah. Does anyone know if there are any here? Or Idaho?

Are there any groups for trading show choir costumes? Our junior high has a set of dresses that are lovely but have been worn repeatedly and we would like to swap them with another choir. Does anything like that exist?

Dear directors,
Please stop putting "Let's Get Loud" in every show choir set. Song needs to die.

Thank you,

Arrangers

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Hey all! Just to give a little context, I am a rising high school junior. The reason why I am picking up singing is because I joined my school’s show choir. I took a one semester introduction to piano class last semester and my teacher happened to be the director for the show choir. In summary, he said that I’m musically talented because I caught on to the concepts of piano and the music very quickly and performed well. So, because of that, he thought I would be a perfect fit for the choir. I said yes to joining. However, I’ve never sang in my life. I don’t know where to even start and I’m not even sure if I’ll be able to do it well or at all. I’d say that my teacher/director has faith in me and believes in me, which feels good to know. My very musical family also does as well. I’m willing to do anything that’ll make me a better singer because I don’t want to be a disappointment. Any advice, tips, etc. as far as how to start signing? Anything is appreciated. Thanks!

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but the next show that my show choir group is performing is circled around rock songs like fall out boy and bring me to life. There's also a few pop songs like good old days and alive. I'm an opera singer, but I really want a chance at a solo. Are there any techniques I could use to be better at singing either genre? A comparison to opera technique would be great but not needed :)

Hey everyone, I was assigned to decorate and host one of our home rooms for a middle school competition. Our theme for the room is Jungle/Tarzan. In the show choir we are hosting there are only 4 guys and this will be their room. I was wondering if anybody had any decoration ideas ($20 spending limit per person) that are fairly cheep to decorate a classroom. Keep in mind that we have to put this all up and be able to take it down within a few hours.

Rules:

No balloons, plastic sheeting, or garbage bags

No food, drink, or candy

No gaming systems