Choirs
Tiger Choir
Year
The choir program at Ontario is focused on developing each singer’s vocal instrument, technique in breath control, freedom of tone production, extension of range, clarity of diction, expressive singing, accurate pitch and choral development. Students will learn more advanced musical and written aural skills and be given the tools to become independent sight-readers. The choir will be introduced to a wide range of styles, languages and historical periods of repertoire, and learn to critically appreciate the historical and cultural context of the music. Students will also learn to think critically, creatively and reflectively, and learn to work effectively as a part of a team. In addition to formal concerts, this choir will also perform in festivals and some and district festivals.
Elite Choir
Year
Pre: Tryouts/Teacher approval
Note: Limited number of spots.
This is an auditioned, competitive choir and considered the top performing choir at Ontario High School. Students will continue to advance their individual musical skills from the Tiger Choir. This choir will focus on a broad range of musical styles and will be expected to sing in different languages. This choir is governed by OSAA rules. After-school sectionals are required as well as some evening commitments. This choir competes for the State Choir Championship and sings for other festivals and community events.
Voice Class
Semester (can be taken as a year-long course)
This class will focus on developing the individual singer. Students will understand and improve their range, tone quality, pitch awareness, correct breathing, diction and stage presence through solo song literature. Students will be expected to perform for each other in class as well as in outside concerts. This class may be used as a preparation for the OSAA/OMEA Solo/ Ensemble Festival State Competition.
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