Chorus
Chorus * Concert Choir * Masterworks Choir * Track 9
Chorus Director - Mr. Michael Archer
NHS Chorus seniors sing the alma mater for the final time as high school students.
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Alma Mater
When, through thy portals, fair old Newark's twilight falls, Bringing its silence to our high school halls, In that happy moment, love for Alma Mater swells, And the heart outpouring of her glory tells. Chorus: Newark, Alma Mater, Fairest theme of all our praise, Newark, Alma Mater, Ever blest thy days. Far from thy portals yearly rove thy loving sons; Yet, in their dreaming, e'er thy name returns. 'Tis the same fond spirit, which the memory gushes o'er. And the lips but echo that old song of yore. |
Choral Concert Dates:
- Fall Concert: Thursday, Oct. 18, 2018, 7:00 pm
- Winter Concert: Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2018, 7:00 pm (with NHS Orchestra) - 5:30 Mandatory Dress Rehearsal; 6:30 Doors open; 7:00 Performance
- March Music in Our Schools Month Choral Concert: Thursday, March 7, 2019, 7:00 pm
- Senior Vocal Studio: Tuesday, March 26, 2019, 6:00 pm
- Track 9 Concert: Thursday, May 9, 2019, 7:00 pm
- Spring Concert: Thursday, May 23, 2019 (with NHS Band)
Chorus Fees: $20 due in Sept.
REPORT TIME
Report time is always earlier than the event time. Band, Chorus and Orchestra members usually need to arrive at the band room approximately one hour ahead of time. You will be emailed the report time for events about a week before its actual date.
“To be early is to be on time, to be on time is to be late, to be late is not to be.”
Please make sure your student arrives in plenty of time to have all their equipment and uniform and general stuff ready to go at Report Time.
MUSIC FEE
There is fee for each music student. The NHS Music fees are used to pay for concert piano accompaniment for choir concerts, clinicians, competition fees, miscellaneous music supplies, and the music banquet. MUSIC FEE DOES NOT INCLUDE CONCERT ATTIRE!
IMPORTANT! When sending in funds please send check or money order (not cash) and write your child’s name and purpose of the check on the memo line. Checks are to be made payable to “NHS Music”.
Note: YOUR MUSIC FEE IS DUE IN SEPTEMBER! Checks can be deposited in the Music Booster locker in the band room or in the Orchestra room.
PHOTOS
We usually ask for a parent to take informal pictures at all music events and post them online and available for everyone to see (no names are posted) and download. You’ll be sent the URLs via the email list. We are always looking for more photographers. If you use a digital camera, and would like to contribute some pictures, please let someone on the board know.
VOLUNTEERING
There are four major booster activities at the football games:
One of the perks of helping with the above items is that you get free admission to the game!
BOTTOM LINE ... GET INVOLVED!!!
We need you! Whether you can donate a lot of time or a little, your contribution is important!!
THANK YOU!
Report time is always earlier than the event time. Band, Chorus and Orchestra members usually need to arrive at the band room approximately one hour ahead of time. You will be emailed the report time for events about a week before its actual date.
“To be early is to be on time, to be on time is to be late, to be late is not to be.”
Please make sure your student arrives in plenty of time to have all their equipment and uniform and general stuff ready to go at Report Time.
MUSIC FEE
There is fee for each music student. The NHS Music fees are used to pay for concert piano accompaniment for choir concerts, clinicians, competition fees, miscellaneous music supplies, and the music banquet. MUSIC FEE DOES NOT INCLUDE CONCERT ATTIRE!
IMPORTANT! When sending in funds please send check or money order (not cash) and write your child’s name and purpose of the check on the memo line. Checks are to be made payable to “NHS Music”.
Note: YOUR MUSIC FEE IS DUE IN SEPTEMBER! Checks can be deposited in the Music Booster locker in the band room or in the Orchestra room.
PHOTOS
We usually ask for a parent to take informal pictures at all music events and post them online and available for everyone to see (no names are posted) and download. You’ll be sent the URLs via the email list. We are always looking for more photographers. If you use a digital camera, and would like to contribute some pictures, please let someone on the board know.
VOLUNTEERING
There are four major booster activities at the football games:
- Uniform Duty: Uniforms are stored in the band room. Students come to the door of the store room before the game and get their bagged uniforms. Afterwards, the students re-bag their uniform and return them to the store room where the volunteers hang them up.
- Chaperoning: For away games, each bus needs a parent on it to be sure everyone is on board and seated.
- Booster Table: During the first half of the game we sell fundraising items at the Booster Table. After halftime, the items are boxed up and taken back to the band room. Generally volunteers work in two shifts: 1) Setting Up and Pre-Game through the 1st Quarter or 2) 2nd Quarter through Halftime and Breaking Down
- Pit: Working the "Pit" means helping students to load and unload the instruments that remain on the sidelines during the show (xylophones, vibraphones, percussion, etc.) as well as the ladders that the drum majors stand on. After the show, all items are taken back to the band room (home games) or truck (away games).
- distributing the uniforms before the game and putting them away afterwards,
One of the perks of helping with the above items is that you get free admission to the game!
BOTTOM LINE ... GET INVOLVED!!!
We need you! Whether you can donate a lot of time or a little, your contribution is important!!
THANK YOU!