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More Dress Rehearsal Information

Posted on October 20, 2015

From Alto Section Leader Debbie: Here is a more detail about what the women should wear for concerts. We do not have a specific dress/outfit to purchase but do ask that you get as close as possible to the following:

Women: Black, preferably matte finish, not shiny.
Options – Floor length (to the ankle/top of the shoe) dresses or separates (top with floor length skirt or formal dress slacks).
Neckline – Modest, unadorned “V” neckline. No ruffles, no flounces, no collar, no cleavage.

Sleeves – Long sleeves or 3/4 sleeves.

Black shoes with black hosiery.

Accessories – Jewelry should be unobtrusive-modest, not flashy.

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Two valuable websites with answers to a lot of questions are (links at right of page):

PERFORMANCE ADVICE (.pdf)

and

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS (.pdf)

Tonight is for placement and sound on the stage. Wear whatever is comfortable. Concert dress required on the night of the concert.

Thanks. The alto section is doing a great job and I think Dr Whitmire is VERY happy with our performance.

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