December 1 6:30 p.m. Heeren Hall
March 23 1:00 p.m. Oldham County Arts Center
June 7 7:00 p.m. Heeren Hall
Formal studio recitals are free and open to the public. Most are followed by a reception. Invite your family and friends!
Students are eligible to perform under the following guidelines:
They must have a piece that has been performed at a previous studio event or has been qualified as “recital ready” by four weeks before the recital date.
The student and parent commit to practice and listen daily for two weeks prior to the recital. This is a critical time period, even when a piece is well prepared.
Students must attend the entire recital and take part in the rehearsal. Be sure to leave time for the reception as well! For the best experience, the day of the recital and the night before should be reserved just for the recital.
Concert attire is formal. Girls are expected to wear a one-piece dress that is tea length or longer. Hair should be arranged to be out of the face.
Boys wear a sport coat and tie, or a suit. There may be no casual pants, shirts, or shoes. These are the accepted standards for concert dress and make the event more special for everyone.
Although there are many advantages to our informal culture, children benefit greatly from having formal experiences as well.
Evelyn
Rebecca & Gracelyn
Stephanie
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