WAVEBOX SINGING HOW TO

Supercharging Your Chapter! was developed to address the two things that every chapter says they want. Like to learn more, click Supercharging Your Chapter! and listen to the introduction.Hi, I'm Paul Ellinger. You won't want to miss Supercharging Your Chapter! It is just another reason to make Portland your Independence -Week destination.

WAVEBOX SINGING HOW TO

Attend Paul Ellinger's sessions and learn how to grow your chapter or how to sing at a higher level or both. The great thing is, it is simple, easy, and effective - and best of all, every chapter can do it! Additionally, after only one three hour Wavebox Singing session, chapters that have had no other outside coaching, no change in director and no new members have seen their contest scores increase by 10 points per song, per judge, per category! Wavebox Singing benefits individuals, quartets, choruses, and International competitors alike while they improve their singing scores and increase their singing fun.ĭon't get left behind. Experience the seven simple 'What To Think' steps of 'Wavebox Singing' and learn why Ellinger's 'TurgoGrowth' program will revolutionize a chapter's approach to membership growth and retention.Ĭhapters that have not added a member in years have seen as much as 30% growth in just 90 days after employing the concepts set forth in TurboGrowth. Join the creator of Supercharging Your Chapter!, Paul Ellinger, as he shares the two outreaches of Supercharging Your Chapter! during the International Convention. Here is your chance to learn how to grow your chapter like never before and how to sing at a higher level. Sing at a higher level and add new members that's how you Supercharge Your Chapter! There's still time to r egister at PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL. Presented by the Willamette Heritage Center Mission Mill Museum. to 10:00 a.m., enjoy a performance from Old School, and learn about the significant contributions of women to the growth and prosperity of the state of Oregon as artists, entrepreneurs, teachers, doctors and council and religious leaders as well as mothers, grandmothers, and sisters. See the great tours that have been arranged by Travel Portland HERE. See the schedule of events, an interactive map, and more on the Society's Facebook Page - just click the Portland logo. You will also receive a photo and a recording of you and the champs - all for a $50 donation to the AIC Foundation's ongoing Youth Outreach Efforts. Quartets participating are: Old School, Storm Front, Crossroads, OC Times, MaxQ and Vocal Spectrum. T here are still a few slots left! Register HERE. Bears and more information will be available at the Harmony Foundation Booth if you wish to donate a bear to a sick child. This year, Harmony Bears will be donated to Doernbecher Children's Hospital in Portland. Click HERE to learn how. To follow on Facebook, click HERE. To get convention updates by text on your cell phone, Text: bhscon to: 99000 (standard text messaging rates apply).

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Whether you're there or at home, stay up to the minute with updates on Facebook and Twitter, or on your cell phone. To follow or post on Twitter, use #BHSPO. Please stop by the Harmony Foundation Booth in Portland to place your bid! Bidding closes one hour before each session.įollow the News on Twitter, Facebook & Text! A separate seat will be auctioned off to the highest bidder in all seven contest sessions (collegiate con test, two quartet quarterfinal sessions, quartet semifinals, two chorus sessions, quartet finals). You'll also receive a badge to commemorate your experience. Or, if you wish, just enjoy a great seat and hang out with the judges during the breaks and talk to them during those brief moments between competitors. Of course, your scores won't count, but you'll get a scoring analysis in the mail to see how close you were to the five judges in your chosen category. For a few hours, you can sit at the same tables as the judges, score on the same score sheets, hear each group from the unamplified side of the loudspeakers, and sit close enough to count each bead of sweat on the bari's brow.

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