Hope you enjoy you stay here! :) "Music is the one incorporeal entrance into the higher world of knowledge which comprehends mankind but which mankind cannot comprehend." - Ludwig van Beethoven
Fines & Punishments 1) Late coming after 5mins grace every 5 minutes - $1 or 5 laps of running (up and down- 1 lap)
2) Shoes are to be placed properly outside the choir room - Shoes will be hid
3) Disrupting the speaker In front after 3 reminders - $1 or Stand in front
4) Food and sweet drinks in choir room - $1 and drinks/food thrown away
5) All scores and a pencil/pen are to be brought to choir - $1 after every spot check
6) Skipping practices unnecessarily after 3 warnings - Teacher’s assistance
7) Cards/PSPs played during choir after 3 warnings - Confiscate and fine $1 per device
8) Open defiance to Choir Committee - Choice of Committee; Max. $1
9) Ringing of hand phone after 3 times - $1.50
10) Damaged music room facilities or missing scores - Report to logistics and the committee will decide if there is a need for any payment.
11) Usage of hand phones anytime during choir (other than breaks) - $1
12) Failure to pay up for any of the funds (e.g. for costumes/choir day etc) - Interest will be charged accordingly (decision of the treasurer)
*Note: Committee members will have 2 times of the punishment. Interest of X2 after every month from day fined. If the mistakes are repeatedly made by the same person, the committee has the right to increase/double the fines accordingly.
Procedures and Regulations 1) Choir will start after 40mins after school
2) 5minutes grace is given until fine/punishment takes effect.
3) Shoes to be left outside on the shoe racks, bags can be placed either inside or outside the choir room.
4) Rules also apply during sectionals (no eating/ using handphones/ PSP etc.)
5) Respect each other regardless of section, gender or committee
6) Chairs are to be lifted up and shift before and after practices, not dragged
7) Any faulty equipment must be reported to the logistics manager as soon as possible
8) During sectionals, everyone is to be serious and listen to the section leaders, breaks will be given by the section leaders accordingly.
9) Please be aware of your own attire at all times 10) Choir would usually end by 6:00pm, unless otherwise stated
11) Every choir practice is important
12) Most importantly, come to choir will an enthusiastic and positive heart.
It’s imperative that you follow all the rules and regulations.
*Note: Rules and Regulations may change accordingly, without any notifications unless needed.
The AHS Choir in the last few years has witnessed unprecedented growth and accomplishment under the inspired baton of our resident conductor, Terrence Toh.
A few of these achievements include the coveted Gold with Honours at the 2007 and 2009 SYF Central Judging for Choir and a Gold at the International Festival of Songs in Olomouc, Czech Republic in 2008.
However, these accolades are not the choir’s only source of pride and joy, but rather the instilling of a passion for the choral art form and a deep desire to bring music to our community.
With this focus in mind, the choir has sung in a host of community based performances, including our annual concerts and as invited guests at various ceremonies held by government and community organizations.
For Terrence Toh and the Anglican High School Choir, no stage is too small nor informal, no challenge too insurmountable nor unnerving, as long as we stay true to the music we make.
Committee 2011/2012
PRESIDENT Kimberly Poh VICEPRESIDENT Chin Ying Xin SECRETARY Krystin Foo TREASURER Jamie Koh DISCIPLINE IC Melvyn Ng DISCIPLINE IC Hui Ting Chen WARDROBE IC Chloe Tan LOGISTICS IC Javen Seow PUBLICITY IC Cheryl Foo SOP SL Lee You Xuan SOP SL Cheryl Ang ALTO SL Joanne Lim ALTO SL Christabel Tan TENOR SL Alcalvie Leong TENOR SL Ng Yu Hng BASS SL Tan JunHong BASS SL Leong Ken
Links
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Hope you enjoy you stay here! :)
The AHS Choir in the last few years has witnessed unprecedented growth and accomplishment under the inspired baton of our resident conductor, Terrence Toh.
A few of these achievements include the coveted Gold with Honours at the 2007 and 2009 SYF Central Judging for Choir and a Gold at the International Festival of Songs in Olomouc, Czech Republic in 2008.
However, these accolades are not the choir’s only source of pride and joy, but rather the instilling of a passion for the choral art form and a deep desire to bring music to our community.
With this focus in mind, the choir has sung in a host of community based performances, including our annual concerts and as invited guests at various ceremonies held by government and community organizations.