OCC Latin Ensemble
MUS 151G, 152G, 251G & 252G-801
Dr. Robert Bridge
OCC
Phone: 498-2208
bridger@sunyocc.edu
The OCC Latin Ensemble was
formed in the Spring of 2001 under the direction of
Dr. Rob Bridge. The group’s repertoire
is primarily Cuban and/or salsa influenced (although we hope to branch out as
instruments become available!) The
instrumentation is based on the salsa band model of vocalist; trumpets;
trombones; flute; alto, tenor, and bari
saxes; vibes/piano; bass; and percussion.
Performances are: (Concerts are at 3:00 and are preceded
by a dress rehearsal at 1:00.)
12/14
– OCC Latin Ensemble @ 3:00 in Storer
Auditorium
5/3
– OCC Latin Ensemble @ 3:00 in Storer
Auditorium
And,
other gigs as they become available.

Rehearsal Times
Tuesdays 4:00-5:40 in G204
Attendance Just
don't miss rehearsal. In a group this small, it is very difficult to have an
effective rehearsal without everybody present. If you know that you are going
to have to miss for a school related event (tour, etc.) please let me know well
in advance. If you are ill, please
notify me as soon as possible. Absences will only be excused with a note from
the health center or your doctor.
Expectations You will be given specific
assignments concerning your parts. It is very important that you meet or exceed
the requirements of these assignments. You and your colleagues will not benefit
fully from the ensemble if everyone does not come to rehearsal prepared. Also,
you will be expected to act professionally at all times during the rehearsal.
Be attentive when others are being addressed. Be quiet, and be interested.
Always have a pencil!
Use and Care of
the Music Proper use and care of the music is expected. Keep your
music in a folder, mark it with pencil only, and return it in the same
condition that you received it. Music should be left on your stand at the end
of the concert.
Concert Dress
Proper concert dress is
required of all members of the ensemble at all concerts.
Men: Dark pants
& colored dress shirt.
Women: Dress Clothes--if there
is any question, please see me.
Grades will
be assigned based on: your daily preparation and your concert performance. It
goes without saying that attendance is very important in this class! You will receive
a daily grade for every rehearsal.
Daily Preparation 40%
Concert Performance 60%
Good luck this year and let's
enjoy every moment that we have to make music together!
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