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  Show Choir Community    Events    2010 Season    Fairfield Crystal Classic 2010


   Event Info



March 6th, 2010


Venue Info

Fairfield High School
8800 Holden Blvd.
Fairfield, OH 45014

Phone: (513) 942-2999

Event Details

No. of Attending Choirs:

  16 Mixed Groups
  5 Treble Groups
  8 Middle School Groups

Hosts:

  Fairfield "Choraliers"
  Fairfield "Pure Elegance"
  Fairfield "Rhythm Express"

Judges:

  Kevin Butler (jr. high / womens)

  Myra Crosby (jr. high / womens)

  Jennifer Gulsvig Dunn (tier I / finals)

  E. Lynn Knoble (tier I / finals)

  Melissa Stainbrook (solo judge / finals)

  Stephen Todd (tier I / finals)

  Eric Van Cleave (tier I / finals)

  Pamela Leitzinger (solo judge)

  Ryan Heinrich (jr. high / womens)

  Marty DeMott (critique)

  Randy Sage (critique)


Tickets

Prelims:
$10 Adults
$8 Seniors and Children

Finals:
$12 Adults
$10 Seniors and Children

Day Pass:
$18 All-Day

Map



Fairfield Crystal Classic 2010









Awards
Predictions
Photos
Event Site
Live Stream


   Finals

  

Groups

 Attaché
 Clinton High School
Grand Champion 
Best Choreography 
Best Band 
Best Set 
Best Costumes 

 Powerhouse
 John Burroughs High School
First Runner Up 
Best Vocals 

 Sound System
 Center Grove High School
Second Runner Up 

 Elite Energy
 Eisenhower High School
3rd Runner Up 
Best Male Vocalist (JT Talley) 

 Swingers Unlimited
 Marysville High School
4th Runner Up 

 Central Sound
 Lawrence Central High School
5th Runner Up 


   Mixed Division - Tier I (Prelims)





   Mixed Division - Tier II

  

Groups

 Opening Knight
 South Dearborn High School
First Place 

 Center Stage
 Milton-Union High School
Second Place 

 Surround Sound

 Center Grove High School
No Placement 

 Varsity Singers

 Ada High School
No Placement 

 Noteables

 North Union High School
No Placement 


   Treble Division

  

Groups

 Sound Sensations
 John Burroughs High School
First Place 
Best Vocals 
Best Choreography 
Best Female Vocalist 

 Debtones
 Center Grove High School
Second Place 

 Fascinating Rhythm

 Hamilton High School
No Placement 

 Cardinal Company

 Colerain High School
No Placement 

 Sweet Sensation

 Lawrence Central High School
No Placement 


   Middle School Division

  

Groups

 Mini Warehouse
 Edgewood Junior High School
First Place 
Best Vocals 
Best Choreography 

 Redcoats
 North Ridge Middle School
Second Place 
Best Costumes 
Best Male Vocalist 

 Cutting Edge
 Hamilton Middle Schools
Third Place 
Best Female Vocalist 

 Guys & Dolls

 Ferguson Middle School
No Placement 

 Eagle Pride

 Horace Mann Middle School
No Placement 

 Revolution

 Loveland Middle School
No Placement 

 Mini Swingers

 Bunsold Middle School
No Placement 

 Connection

 Ankeney Middle School
No Placement 


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BeeGee on Mar 10, 2010, 2:39 AM
Post #1000
 

That is definitely how the Edgewood kids will feel when they come to Burroughs in a few weeks. haha

Oh boy they are gonna have so mush fun watching our style here in Cali.It'll be a great experience for them. Hope they enjoy.^-^




TheOnlyJosh on Mar 10, 2010, 2:08 AM
Post #999
 
Actually, Tri-state provided the feed of the choirs, and then in-between groups the DJ took over and provided the content you saw during set ups for the next groups (the music videos, etc.). His name was DJ Cincy (http://www.djcincy.com/).

You meant what I know.


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gleek@heart on Mar 10, 2010, 1:37 AM
Post #998
 
Does anyone think it is weird the placements came out the same as the performance order? HMMM!
Definitely!! I thought the same thing!!! Hmmmm.......


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austinkool on Mar 10, 2010, 1:25 AM
Post #997
 
Lol i felt like my choir was out of place. Now i know how Attache must've felt when they came to Cali.
yeah i did feel kinda out of place. haha in a a good way though




MusicWarehouse2006 on Mar 10, 2010, 1:04 AM
Post #996
 
Lol i felt like my choir was out of place. Now i know how Attache must've felt when they came to Cali.

That is definitely how the Edgewood kids will feel when they come to Burroughs in a few weeks. haha




BeeGee on Mar 10, 2010, 12:56 AM
Post #995
 
Lol i felt like my choir was out of place. Now i know how Attache must've felt when they came to Cali.

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austinkool on Mar 10, 2010, 12:49 AM
Post #994
 

You guys absolutely floored the audience, in the best possible way of course. There was an older couple sitting in front of me that had never been to a show choir competition and didn't even know what show choir was. After you guys performed in Prelims, he turned around and said one word: Wow. That was it. He wasn't a quiet guy by any stretch of the imagination, but he was literally speechless. As was the rest of the crowd. We east-coasters aren't used to seeing something that breathtakingly theatrical. We had about 12 members out of 44 attend the competition, and we were all completely blown away by your performance. Hopefully this theatrical trend will start here on the east coast, but in the meantime, please come back next year! Hey, we might even be there this year. We won't beat you guys of course, but to compete with you guys might be even better than seeing you live. Thank you for giving two absolutely mind-blowing performances.


damn man. thank YOU! im sooo happy u liked us.




Behemoth on Mar 10, 2010, 12:44 AM (Edited)
Post #993
 
(Meant for Rian's post above)

That's fantastic




Rian on Mar 10, 2010, 12:41 AM
Post #992
 
I just realized that the finals had a variety of states featured:
California (Burroughs)
Illinois (Eisenhower)
Indiana (CG & LC)
Mississippi (Clinton)
Ohio (Marysville)




Häakon on Mar 10, 2010, 12:24 AM
Post #991
 
Oh PS does anybody know the artists/songs for John Burroughs set??
The songs are listed on the choir page, but here are the artists:

Mad World - Tears For Fears
Let Me Fall - Carly Smithson
All In The Golden Afternoon - From Disney's "Alice In Wonderland"
Party All Night - Quiet Riot
Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite - The Beatles
Beautiful Child - Rufus Wainwright
City of Delusion - Muse
Run (I'm a Natural Disaster) - Gnarls Barkley

I will be posting HD clips from the competition soon.




BakerFF on Mar 10, 2010, 12:15 AM
Post #990
 
The closer is Break Free by Without Tomorrow.
I love it too!


lol thanks!! I really wish I could see your show again!! Lol. But good luck at nationals!!! I'm rooting for you guys!!

Oh PS does anybody know the artists/songs for John Burroughs set??




Häakon on Mar 10, 2010, 12:14 AM
Post #989
 

Like Haakon said, everything you saw on the stream was straight from the production company. During the breaks, they showed the videos/pictures/graphics combo in the arena. So if you want that to be different, contact Tri-State.

Actually, Tri-state provided the feed of the choirs, and then in-between groups the DJ took over and provided the content you saw during set ups for the next groups (the music videos, etc.). His name was DJ Cincy (http://www.djcincy.com/).




TheOnlyJosh on Mar 10, 2010, 12:08 AM
Post #988
 

I definitely enjoyed the stream. I was stoked to be able to see everyone since driving to Ohio was not on my to do list. Minus the few errors that were previously mentioned, I loved it. I wanted to ask people's opinions on the hip-hop music videos that were played in between sets. I definitely loved having the little "shout outs" from facebook there though. I think I would have rather just been looking at the empty stage or listening to whoever was talking in between sets instead of watching the music videos though. Just my personal opinion. It would have made it seem more like a real competition. Haha. Idk.


Like Haakon said, everything you saw on the stream was straight from the production company. During the breaks, they showed the videos/pictures/graphics combo in the arena. So if you want that to be different, contact Tri-State.


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scdanceman on Mar 9, 2010, 10:49 PM
Post #987
+1
Does anyone think it is weird the placements came out the same as the performance order? HMMM!

D

duffyk4 on Mar 9, 2010, 8:44 PM
Post #986
 
Just wanted to say that Fairfield was the best competition I've been to this year (if not my entire high school career). The venue, food, hosts, and other choirs were great. I was completely satisfied with the place we got. Congratulations to everyone who competed, our hosts, and good luck in the future.



ClarkeSurrey on Mar 9, 2010, 7:42 PM
Post #985
 
Nice to see the stream came through well for you. Usually it's only the people having problems who end up being vocal about it, but I had a feeling it was working pretty well for most people as we had over 600 people watching at one point. That really impressed me! As far as "skipping" issues, it all comes down to your internet connection and how they deal with the specific ports being used.

This was the first time I have handled the streaming completely on my own; for those who couldn't be in Ohio and watched the stream, I'd love to hear more feedback on how it turned out in your experience. I would like to do more of this in the future.


I definitely enjoyed the stream. I was stoked to be able to see everyone since driving to Ohio was not on my to do list. Minus the few errors that were previously mentioned, I loved it. I wanted to ask people's opinions on the hip-hop music videos that were played in between sets. I definitely loved having the little "shout outs" from facebook there though. I think I would have rather just been looking at the empty stage or listening to whoever was talking in between sets instead of watching the music videos though. Just my personal opinion. It would have made it seem more like a real competition. Haha. Idk.


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melani on Mar 9, 2010, 5:58 PM
Post #984
 


Fairfield Choraliers- this was my favorite Fairfield show since 2008(mainly cause I missed last years show). You guys had some awesome vocals even at your home competition!! I love the ballad as well!! If someone could get me the name of it i'd love that!! The second half was my favorite part. The guys and girls numbers were so awesome and I enjoyed them even more cause I actually knew the songs. That guitarist for black magic woman was freaking awesome and the song that I really only know from Hocus Pocus for the girls number was really cool as well. The set was very well put together and made the second half that much better. I'd love to know what the title of the closer was cause that was freaking sweet!!! Just tighten up the choreo and you guys will be set for nationals!!!

The closer is Break Free by Without Tomorrow.
I love it too!




EsAreUnimportant on Mar 9, 2010, 1:31 PM
Post #983
 
Nice to see the stream came through well for you. Usually it's only the people having problems who end up being vocal about it, but I had a feeling it was working pretty well for most people as we had over 600 people watching at one point. That really impressed me! As far as "skipping" issues, it all comes down to your internet connection and how they deal with the specific ports being used.

This was the first time I have handled the streaming completely on my own; for those who couldn't be in Ohio and watched the stream, I'd love to hear more feedback on how it turned out in your experience. I would like to do more of this in the future.


I thought the stream was awesome! It cut off for us at the end of Clinton's day show so we missed the last half of the closer but that was all, other than the lack of audio during Powerhouse's finals performance. Very professional and so so cool to be watching a show in Ohio as it's happening, while I'm sitting in Iowa.

I am hoping more and more high-profile competitions use this.




Häakon on Mar 9, 2010, 11:14 AM
Post #982
 
Nice to see the stream came through well for you. Usually it's only the people having problems who end up being vocal about it, but I had a feeling it was working pretty well for most people as we had over 600 people watching at one point. That really impressed me! As far as "skipping" issues, it all comes down to your internet connection and how they deal with the specific ports being used.

This was the first time I have handled the streaming completely on my own; for those who couldn't be in Ohio and watched the stream, I'd love to hear more feedback on how it turned out in your experience. I would like to do more of this in the future.




I_DID_NAHHT on Mar 9, 2010, 6:17 AM
Post #981
 
LoL hopefully the audio quality of the DVDs is 110% better than the stream that is on YouTube. Thanks a ton though man!


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