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Sing
where ever and whenever possible.
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Sing
for clubs and organizations in school.
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Sing
for banquets.
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Sing
for school sports programs (sing National Anthem at
football, baseball, basketball games etc.)
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Sing
for town and city sports programs (baseball, softball,
hockey, basketball, football leagues.)
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Sing
for semi-professional and professional sports in your
area.
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Sing
for Rotary, Kiwanis, Eagles, Boy Scouts, Girls Scouts,
Boys Club, YMCA, Recreational Center, Senior Center,
Elks Clubs, Moose Lodges, VFW, American Legion, service
organizations, etc.
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Sing
for PTA and School Board meetings.
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Sing
for convocations or at intermissions of school or
community theater performances.
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Sing
for birthdays on the school pubic address system.
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Develop a Singing Telegram Program for the school
for holiday (Carol-o-Grams), birthdays, Valentine’s Day,
Mothers Day-O-Grams, Teacher Appreciation Day,
Secretary’s Day, etc
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Singing Telegrams for birthdays at local nursing homes
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Sing
concerts for nursing home residents
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Sing
Christmas Caroling in malls, nursing homes
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Sing
during regularly scheduled concerts.
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Sing
on talent shows.
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Sing
to the feeder schools in the School District Tour to
entertain the underclassmen, get support for and recruit
younger singers into the vocal music programs in the
school district.
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Sing
on school plays and local community theater productions.
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Sing
at churches especially during the summer when the choir
takes off.
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Sing
at Bingo, Casino Night, Monte Carlo fund raisers
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Sing
in any local community fund raiser
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Sing
at summer bandstand concerts
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Sing
in mall, airports, ski lodges, ski slopes
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Get a
feature article printed in the school paper about the
quartet’s activities.
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Send a
press release to local papers announcing information
about the quartet and listing contact phone numbers for
potential performances.
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Get
publicity on the radio about the quartet.
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Get
the support of the school administration and school
staff by talking about the quartet with schools
colleagues.
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Invite
students/teachers to an open rehearsal – sort of a guest
rehearsal.
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Sponsor a choral department “Open House” with food, and
invite the entire school to see what’s happening there.
Have a quartet of ensemble perform.
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Print
flyers announcing the quartet’s performance schedule.
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Set up
a novice quartet show for the music students, featuring
the quartet.
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Compete in State and Regional Solo and Ensemble
contests.
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Visit
the local barbershop chapter and request to sing on
their annual show and other performances.
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Visit
community choral groups and request to sing in their
performances.
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Get
publicity in your state’s music journal about the
quartet’s activities.
