Watch Your Child Sing at a Dbacks Game This Season!

Aug. 23, 2010 - PRLog -- The 2nd annual Choir Night at the Dbacks is September 25, 2010 at Chase Field and Scottsdale Children’s Choir still has openings for kids who want to participate. Children do not have to be members of Scottsdale Children’s Choir and no experience is necessary, but there will be several rehearsals to prepare for the event.

The director of Scottsdale Children’s Choir, Jennaya Robison, is excited about participating in the event again this year. In addition to it being a fun way to introduce children to singing in a choir, she says, “This is a life-changing experience for many kids who have only dreamed of stepping onto a baseball field and now get that opportunity.”

Choir Night at the Dbacks with Scottsdale Children’s Choir details:
WHO: Children grades 1 - 9
WHAT: Opening night and prep for the Diamondbacks Choir Night with Scottsdale Children's Choir
WHERE: La Casa de Cristo Lutheran Church, 6300 E. Bell Rd., Scottsdale. Choir Rehearsal Room
WHEN: Begins Thursday, August 26, 2010. Singers in grades 1 - 3 meet from 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM. Singers in grades 4 - 9 meet from 6:15 PM - 7:30 PM.
COST: Free

And there are goodies too: Kids who bring a friend get special prizes, and all kids who attend the first rehearsal will receive a free Scottsdale Musical Arts water bottle. Singers will have the opportunity to register for the Scottsdale Children's Choir at each rehearsal.  Singers who register for the choir will have their $30 registration fee waived.

More information can be obtained on the Scottsdale Musical Arts website: http://www.scottsdalemusic.org or by emailing info@scottsdalemusic.org.

About Scottsdale Children’s Choir:
The Scottsdale Children's Choirs (SCC) are made up of singers entering grade 1 through grade 8. The singers in the SCC receive a comprehensive music education with emphasis on performance and singing technique. Music theory, ear training, and notation lessons are included within rehearsals. The SCC curriculum includes learning in an environment focused on helping create positive role models in our community and good citizens. The SCC program is designed to partner with school choral music programs. SCC seeks to further develop musicians who can bring their musical experiences back to the school classroom to help enhance the choral experience for their school and community.

This group is lead by director Jennaya Robison, an in-demand conductor, clinician, and soprano throughout Arizona and the United States. She has held faculty positions at the college level as well as in public schools. While she completes her doctorate in choral conducting from the University of Arizona, she is currently the director of music at La Casa de Cristo Lutheran Church in Scottsdale, as well as co-founder of Scottsdale Musical Arts and director of the Scottsdale Children’s Choir.

Business contact:
Jennaya Robison
Scottsdale Musical Arts
16211 N Scottsdale Rd
A-6-A #453
Scottsdale, AZ 85254
http://www.scottsdalemusic.org
jennaya@scottsdalemusic.org
(480) 720-3398

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About Scottsdale Musical Arts: Scottsdale Musical Arts is a performing arts organization in the Phoenix area. Their organization includes Scottsdale Children's Choirs, Scottsdale Youth Orchestras, and the semi-professional Scottsdale Choral Artists and Scottsdale Arts Orchestra. Scottsdale Musical Arts is unique because it encompasses multi-generational ensembles which offer children the opportunity to be mentored by adult musicians and adults to be inspired by younger musicians.