Hi lovelies!
The sound files for Played are here:
https://public.me.com/arumai
The password is: satakieli7
Click on "Xara Music" and you have the full set list! Julia will let us know if they all work!
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Repertoire Order and Text Links
Hey everyone - here is the chart I was talking about in rehearsal that lists each piece, the composer, the language, and the text links to the narrative of Played. Click on it to view it in full size. Please download it and read it through!
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Movement notes from the Power Weekend
Hey Ladies
Thanks for all your hard work this weekend. I am SO excited about this show, especially now that we have started to dig in to the music and movement.
Just a reminder to check in with members of your section if you missed any of the power weekend. We worked on several of the pieces in terms of movement, so it will be important to catch up on what we did. Here is a brief summary of what we worked on with some key terms:
Warmup: spinal undulations, throwing the net, poking
Essassa - we worked on the first page of spoken text, moving in groups with low centers
Chant for a Long Day - we started in mixed scattered, finding your “home” on the stage, transitioning between standing and sleeping by end of piece
Urok - we worked in three groups to devise sections of movement for each spell
Urok groups:
Group 1/Spell 1: Deirdre, Claire, Tenille, Mackenzie, Sarah Sl, Michelle
Group 2/Spell 2: Brianna, Kallie, Liz, Amy, Jenny, Sara, Melissa
Group 3/Spell 3: Simone, Sarah Sa, Erin, Julia, Margaux, Camila, Emma, Robin
Instructions: Create a ritual for each section that is teachable to the rest of the group. Be inspired by the text translations and interesting rhythms or vocal patterns. It does not have to be literal.
Spell 1 - we worked through the whole section extensively
Spell 2 - we worked pg 11, 2nd system through to the end of the spell
Spell 3 - we worked most closely on the last page (pg 13)
Lu-li-li-lu-la - flocking exercise, in clumps moving in unison with organically changing leadership, starting in one large group and breaking off into sectional groups as each part is introduced (m 1 - ~m 72); pulsing in one big group (m 73 - m 102)
Sisarueni - the processional, starting in aisles and offstage, moving throughout the space (balancing the space), and then stillness (facing front) on “chorus” motif (ie pickup to m 11 - m 18)
Ikimilikiliklik - we worked on the clapping/stomping section, lightness in the upper body
Thanks for all your hard work this weekend. I am SO excited about this show, especially now that we have started to dig in to the music and movement.
Just a reminder to check in with members of your section if you missed any of the power weekend. We worked on several of the pieces in terms of movement, so it will be important to catch up on what we did. Here is a brief summary of what we worked on with some key terms:
Warmup: spinal undulations, throwing the net, poking
Essassa - we worked on the first page of spoken text, moving in groups with low centers
Chant for a Long Day - we started in mixed scattered, finding your “home” on the stage, transitioning between standing and sleeping by end of piece
Urok - we worked in three groups to devise sections of movement for each spell
Urok groups:
Group 1/Spell 1: Deirdre, Claire, Tenille, Mackenzie, Sarah Sl, Michelle
Group 2/Spell 2: Brianna, Kallie, Liz, Amy, Jenny, Sara, Melissa
Group 3/Spell 3: Simone, Sarah Sa, Erin, Julia, Margaux, Camila, Emma, Robin
Instructions: Create a ritual for each section that is teachable to the rest of the group. Be inspired by the text translations and interesting rhythms or vocal patterns. It does not have to be literal.
Spell 1 - we worked through the whole section extensively
Spell 2 - we worked pg 11, 2nd system through to the end of the spell
Spell 3 - we worked most closely on the last page (pg 13)
Lu-li-li-lu-la - flocking exercise, in clumps moving in unison with organically changing leadership, starting in one large group and breaking off into sectional groups as each part is introduced (m 1 - ~m 72); pulsing in one big group (m 73 - m 102)
Sisarueni - the processional, starting in aisles and offstage, moving throughout the space (balancing the space), and then stillness (facing front) on “chorus” motif (ie pickup to m 11 - m 18)
Ikimilikiliklik - we worked on the clapping/stomping section, lightness in the upper body
Friday, February 4, 2011
Final Concert Order
First Set
Come Again, Sweet Love
Weep, O Mine Eyes
Faire Phyllis
Il est bel est bon
When I am Laid in Earth Mackenzie Costron, mezzo soprano
Care selve Deirdre Kellerman, soprano
Vier Lieder und Romanzen
aus dem Jungbrunnen, Op. 44
Nun stehen die Rosen in Blüte
Die Berge sind spitz
Am Wildbach die Weiden
Und gehst du über den Kirchhof
Silent Noon Kallie White, soprano
What’ll I Do?
Blue Skies Julia Grieve and Sara Jellicoe
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
Intermission #1
My Funny Valentine
Rock-a-Bye Baby
Draw Me a Circle
Bye, Bye Blackbird
Dancing in the Dark
[3 pieces by Zoe]
Intermission #2
Frobisher Bay
À la claire fontaine Simone Lemieux, soprano
Fare Thee Well Love
Live Auction
Water of Tyne
Danny Boy Brianna Coombs, soprano
Kaipaava
Las Amarillas
Finding Edgewood-Oxford United Church
The directions to Edgewood-Oxford were posted a while back on the blog at this address:
http://xaraxinger.blogspot.com/2010/10/where-is-edgewood-oxford-united-church.html
http://xaraxinger.blogspot.com/2010/10/where-is-edgewood-oxford-united-church.html
Teams for Sweet on You
Hi everyone!
Thanks for your willingness to pitch in and help tomorrow. It makes what is otherwise an insurmountable task possible!
Here are the teams:
Thanks for your willingness to pitch in and help tomorrow. It makes what is otherwise an insurmountable task possible!
Here are the teams:
Team 1: Jenny, Stephanie, Robin, Melissa, Simone, Dave
Where: Meet at Edgewood-Oxford United Church at 3:00 p.m. (Map of this location will be posted above)
What: Load up tables and chairs, travel to MMA to drop off, put them in place at 5 p.m. Return tables to the church at the end of the night.
Team 2: Brianna, Emma, Shannah, Jade
Where: Meet at Edgewood-Oxford United Church at 3:00 p.m.
What: Count and pack up dishes at church, unload them at MMA, help set tables, then take them back to church, wash them, and put them away.
Team 3: Michelle, Sarah, Liz, Mackenzie, Deirdre, Sarah Sa
Where: Meet at MMA at 4:15
What: Decorate and set tables, bus tables, trash all table cloths at end of night, save ALL table decorations, sort the decorations into like groups, sweep and mop the floors
Team 4: Amy, Sara, Kallie
Where: Meet at MMA at 4:30
What: Make sure all food is here, cut it, display it, plan it for the tables according to map and dietary needs, be in charge of restocking tables but ensure that food will last the night.
Team 5: Julia, Erin Danielle, Zoe
Where: meet at Goodspeed house at 3:30 p.m. - 3493 Connolly St
What: Retrieve silent auction items from Goodspeed house and deliver them to MMA, set up auction items with bid sheets, staff tables during breaks, deal with payment/distribution at end, help display live auction items (be Vanna White)
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Working Concert Order (may be updated after this rehearsal)
Love Songs Of Old:
Madrigals (16th-17th C):
Come Again, Sweet Love (Small Ensemble I)
Weep, O Mine Eyes (Small Ensemble II)
Faire Phyllis (Small Ensemble III)
Il est bel est bon (full choir)
Mackenzie Costron: When I am Laid
Johannes Brahms (19th C): Vier Lieder und Romanzen aus dem Jungbrunnen, Op. 44
1. Nun stehen die Rosen in Blüte
2. Die Berge sind spitz
3. Am Wildbach die Weiden
4. Und gehst du über den Kirchhof
What'll I Do? (Irving Berlin) - 1920s
Duet: Blue Skies (Sara and Julia with Michelle)
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - 1940s
BREAK - Jazz combo plays
Love Songs Near and Far:
My Funny Valentine, arr. Zoe Leger (full group)
Rock-a-Bye Baby arr. Michele Weir (Small Ensemble I)
Bye, Bye Blackbird arr. April Arabian Tini (Small Ensemble II)
Draw Me a Circle arr. Michele Weir (Small Ensemble III)
Dancing in the Dark arr. Ryan Billington (full group)
Frobisher Bay (Northern Canada)
Fare Thee Well Love (Eastern Canada)
Solo: Danny Boy (Brianna Coombs)
Water of Tyne (England)
Kaipaava (Finland)
Solo: ?? (Deirdre)
Las Amarillas (Mexico)
Madrigals (16th-17th C):
Come Again, Sweet Love (Small Ensemble I)
Weep, O Mine Eyes (Small Ensemble II)
Faire Phyllis (Small Ensemble III)
Il est bel est bon (full choir)
Mackenzie Costron: When I am Laid
Johannes Brahms (19th C): Vier Lieder und Romanzen aus dem Jungbrunnen, Op. 44
1. Nun stehen die Rosen in Blüte
2. Die Berge sind spitz
3. Am Wildbach die Weiden
4. Und gehst du über den Kirchhof
What'll I Do? (Irving Berlin) - 1920s
Duet: Blue Skies (Sara and Julia with Michelle)
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - 1940s
BREAK - Jazz combo plays
Love Songs Near and Far:
My Funny Valentine, arr. Zoe Leger (full group)
Rock-a-Bye Baby arr. Michele Weir (Small Ensemble I)
Bye, Bye Blackbird arr. April Arabian Tini (Small Ensemble II)
Draw Me a Circle arr. Michele Weir (Small Ensemble III)
Dancing in the Dark arr. Ryan Billington (full group)
Frobisher Bay (Northern Canada)
Fare Thee Well Love (Eastern Canada)
Solo: Danny Boy (Brianna Coombs)
Water of Tyne (England)
Kaipaava (Finland)
Solo: ?? (Deirdre)
Las Amarillas (Mexico)
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