Concert Policies

 

Concerts will be held at the end of each 12-week session. Dates will be confirmed early in each session.

Fall Session: Formal Concert in early December, a 2nd or 3rd concert often added with other community music groups and/or at nursing homes or other local facilities

Spring session: Concert in late April or early May, a 2nd or 3rd concert often added with other community music groups and/or at nursing homes or other local facilities

The first goal of every concert will be to bring glory and praise to God, focusing on a reverent and "serious" concert atmosphere. Students will be taught the importance of formal concert etiquette and stage presence. There will also be more casual opportunities for the choir to perform in the community such as nursing homes and community events. The choir will also occasionally perform with the Elizabethtown Community and Technical College choral group (The ECTC Choristers) as well as the MACCL Youth Orchestra. Most concert repertoire will be sung by the three separate choirs, but some pieces will blend all the age groups together.

Choir members are encouraged to invite friends, family, community and church members to the concerts.

Concert Locations

Concerts will be held at various locations, usually churches. There will be at least one concert each semester. Choir members are encouraged to make suggestions for possible locations to hold formal concerts. Specific needs for formal concerts are:

  • Audience seating for approximately 150 - 300.
  • Choir space/stage/choir loft.  A stage with steps in the front is best, so that choir risers would not be needed.
  • A well-tuned piano in excellent condition.  In some instances, an electronic keyboard will suffice, but a piano is definitely preferred.
  • A concert location in the Elizabethtown/Radcliff area is preferred. 

Concert Attire

Treble Choirs (provided by individual members)

  • Girls - white blouse - short or long sleeve, modest neck line/collar.  Very dressy if possible.  *Black or dark blue skirt - knee-length or longer
  • Boys - white buttoned/collared long sleeve shirt, tucked in.  *Dark Blue or Black dress slacks with belt.
  • Dark dress shoes, not athletic. No boots.
  • Black preferred over dark blue if you have both
  • Tasteful, neat, non-distracting hair style.  The goal is to see the choir as a whole group, not as individual members. 

Concert Choir and Girls Ensemble (partially provided by individual members, partially provided by the choir)

Classical Christian Choir dresses, shirts, and bow ties will be issued to each member on specified dates during each semester. Alterations will be made by Dress Coordinator if needed. Moms who are willing and able may also make alterations - hemming, shortening shirt sleeves, etc. Girls will receive their dress and guys will receive their tux shirt in time for the Fall/Winter concert, and will turn it in at the end of the year. Students who join for Spring semester only will have a fitting and receive their dress approximately midway through the semester.

Girls

  • Classical Christian Choir dress
  • Slip of any color, full or half
  • Flesh colored hose
  • Black dressy shoes, flat to moderate heel.  A simple, classic style with closed toe and closed back preferred.
  • Jewelry - no jewelry or simple stud earrings only
  • Tasteful, neat, non-distracting hair style.  Hair accessories, if any, should be simple and understated.  The goal is to see the choir as a whole group, not as individual members 

Boys

  • White Classical Christian Choir  tux shirt
  • Black Classical Christian Choir  bow tie
  • Black dress pants with black belt
  • Black dress shoes, dark socks, no boots
  • Tasteful, neat, non-distracting hair style.  The goal is to see the choir as a whole group, not as individual members.

Return Policy for CCC Dresses, shirts, and ties

  • Young men are required to turn in their bow ties immediately after each concert/performance.   
  • Tux shirts and dresses are to be turned in immediately following the final performance of the school year.  This will usually be the final spring concert, or may be a community event such as singing at a nursing home or at graduation.  Students should bring neat clothes to change into after the final event of the year in order to turn in their concert clothes.
  • A few volunteers may be needed to help with laundering the choir uniforms at the end of each semester.