Loveland, Ohio – On the evening of Saturday, December 10, Loveland Show Choir presented their Holiday Homecoming show in the Loveland High School auditorium. The show was an hour and a half of holiday themed music and dancing. It showcased some of Loveland’s most talented students. The show, lead by Director, Shawn Miller, also featured Show Choir alumni from past years. Also present were members of the Loveland Middle School show choir.
Loveland Show Choir claims that the Holiday homecoming performance was put together in only around two weeks.
“Allure and revolution (middle school) rehearse twice a week for two hours at a time, and getting 50+ people on stage to do the same thing at the same time takes a lot of work. For the small group performances, each group had to find their own arrangements and rehearse on their own in a span of two weeks,” explained performer Erica Perl.
This is in contrast with the several months usually required to learn routines and choreography with Loveland Show Choir Choreographers, Jarad Voss and Tori Burns. Preparation for the show begins in October, and Show Band receives their arrangements in late November.
Last year, show choir’s “By Request” group was named the first runner-up at the FAME National Show Choir Competition in Nashville. This year, there are already nine performances scheduled. On and Beavercreek High School. Show choir is already planning to perform again in the national competition at Nashville.
“For By Request, the audience should expect a very alternative show this year. After the success of the rock remix of Smooth Criminal last year, By Request is extending the best elements of that number to every other song including tracks by Panic! at the Disco and The Strike.
