I meant to type a note last night, but felt like I would say silly things because I was pretty annoyed.
And I'm
still a little annoyed. But not as much.
Okay. Here's a pros and cons list of Prescott (yes, he lets us call him by his last name only).
Pros--he teaches each vocal part in class
--he can play piano well
--he has a thoe (I can't really think of another pro... :/ )
Cons--he limits the "fun" (more than Nult did)
--he has a scary smile (scarier than Nult's)
--he does the little thing where he stops talking and just waits for the talking people to shut up
--he wants us to be hyper and peppy for every freaking rehearsal
--he insults the students and comes off looking and sounding like he really means it
--he's naive if he thinks that
we don't need Saturday rehearsalsNot that he isn't a good director. And he
has gotten things done. But it's just...too weird, too different. Gah...
nota bene: The first chorus show (with our freaky patriotic theme) will be October 21. Come to see the campiness. Come to see friends. But come especially because Prescott's charging us about $700 to go to New York in January, and we need the money to make the price go down. D:
On a better, more fun note, the Hurrah Players' production of "Seussical the Musical" opens on October 10. I am having so much more fun with them than I expected to have. I have made new friends and am gaining a bunch more experience with performing and rehearsing than I am with chorus. And I am taking a tap class with Hurrah and learning loads there too. (:D
I hope all of you are having good times, wherever you are.
Remember: October 10 through the end of the month on weekends - go see "Seussical"
Remember: October 21 - provide some moral (and monetary) support for PAHS Chorus
(sorry for the rant. lol)
P.S. I also forgot to mention that we have this chick choreographer who's been giving us "dance moves" for our "show choir." I know last Monday night was a complete waste of time, but at least we finished the first piece this Monday (with only 4 more dance rehearsals).