Show Choir 101
Show Choir 101
Many of us didn’t grow up with show choir. Now we rely on other parents to teach us the ins and out of what to expect at show choir events.
What is Show Choir?
Show choir is a musical ensemble that combines choral singing with synchronized, choreographed dancing, often built around a theatrical theme or narrative. Hear from a Centennial parent on “What is show choir?”
What should I expect at a show choir performance?
We answer all your questions: How long is a single show choir performance? Are there props or costumes? What kind of music do they sing? Can I clap and cheer out loud?
How many show choir groups do we have?
Learn about Centennial’s four show choir groups: Chaos, Enternal Rush (ER), Vortex, and Spectrum.
What is the difference between cirricular choir and show choir?
Discover what students learn in choir class versus what happens in extracurricular choir activities.
What are the four cirricular choirs?
Discover what makes each Centennial choir unique.
What to expect at a show choir competition?
Never been to a show choir competition? Here’s what you need to know: when to arrive, how much it costs, and more.
How to plan for meals?
Students will be gone all day on show choir competition days, and they need to eat! Learn how much money you should plan to send along with your student so they can buy meals at the competition. (Note: Many competitions are card-only.)
Special arrangements can be made to accommodate allergies.
What to expect as a chaperone?
Interested in chaperoning for a show choir competition? Learn the expectations and behind-the-scenes benefits you get as a parent chaperone.
How can I get involved?
Chaperoning isn’t our only need for volunteers. There are plenty of other ways to get involved in planning, fundraising, set building, costume design, and more!