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   Event Info



March 26th-28th, 2015


Venue Info

Grand Ole Opry
Opry House
2804 Opryland Drive
Nashville, TN 37214

Phone: (615) 871-6779

Event Details

No. of Attending Choirs:

  14 Mixed Groups
  5 Treble Groups

Hosts:

  Clinton "Attaché"

Judges:

  Susan Moninger

  Storm Ziegler

  David Fehr

  David Legg

  Anne Chapman

  Robert Allen

  Adam Pulver


Tickets

Thursday March 26th
Women's Division & Mixed Prelims
$15

Friday March 27th
Mixed Prelims
$15

Saturday March 28th
Mixed Finals
$20

DVDs
Tri-State Productions

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Show Choir Nationals 2015









Awards
Predictions
Photos
Event Site
Live Stream



   Finals

  

Groups

 Titan Fever
 Glenwood High School
Grand Champion 
Best Vocals 
Best Overall Performer [Finals] (Brennan Daniels) 
Best Overall Performer [Finals] (Steffi Quinn) 

 Sound System
 Center Grove High School
First Runner Up 
Best Choreography 

 Expressions
 Buffalo Grove High School
Second Runner Up 
Best Treble Soloist [Finals] (Jesse Brooks) 

 First Edition
 Findlay High School
3rd Runner Up 
Best Bass Soloist [Finals] (Titus McBeath) 

 Riverside Company
 Hastings High School
4th Runner Up 
Best Band (Prelims) 
Best Band (Finals) 

 Swingsations
 Mt. Zion High School
5th Runner Up 
Best Crew (Finals) 


   Mixed Division (Prelims)





   Treble Division

  

Groups

 Debtones
 Center Grove High School
First Place 
Best Vocals 
Best Choreography 
Best Soloist (Adriana Goss) 
Best Crew 

 Iridescence
 Clover Hill High School
Second Place 
Best Band 
Best Performer (Georgia Olivier) 

 Innovations
 Petal High School
Third Place 

 Hi Fidelity
 El Paso-Gridley High School
4th Place 

 Women of Westwood
 Westwood Jr/Sr High School
5th Place 


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drumcorpsnut42 on Feb 11, 2015, 11:16 PM
Post #37
 
Coincidentally, this is also the reason show choir "rankings" don't work.


Oh, thank you for reminding me about the difficulties of the task I have waiting ahead of me. But irregardless of what-ever you may choose to think about it, I will have a Final Show Choir Ranking for 2015. THANK YOU!!




jdcritt on Feb 11, 2015, 10:33 PM
Post #36
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^I really was looking forward to seeing what you had to say, but you took it down before I could see it

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corn_man on Feb 11, 2015, 6:49 PM (Edited)
Post #35
 




jdcritt on Feb 11, 2015, 11:14 AM
Post #34
 
Yessss. Sometimes I try to make sports analogies on here and I feel like they never translate well... but I totally got you Jay.
Going along with the sports analogy, the "circle of SEC losses" results in basically almost every SEC team beating itself. That random bit of info that I posted a couple of days ago was really more for people who like to use that in their predictions. I personally do not use them in my predicting unless I have not seen a show for myself, and I should be able to see most if not all of the shows from these groups before SCN.


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ShowChoirNationals on Feb 11, 2015, 10:27 AM
Post #33
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Attention: 2015 Show Choir Nationals participants

Each year, Show Choir Nationals presents the Sandra and Allen Chapman Outstanding Director Award to one of the directors at the competition. The director who receives this award is chosen by letters written and sent from students of the show choir. Please take the time to submit a letter that entails why your director is so important to you, your school, and the entire show choir community. The winning director will receive an award, a scrapbook with letters submitted by his/her show choir, and a framed copy of the winning letter along with a description of what the award entails.

The deadline for nominations is March 6, 2015

Simply write your letter and send it to:
Show Choir Nationals
3317 Winchester Rd.
Birmingham, AL
35226

Or

Email to:
[email protected]




Häakon on Feb 11, 2015, 5:20 AM
Post #32
+10
Coming from a group that is one of your "extended victories" this doesn't work for show choir. Each competition is different: different judges, different score sheets, different time slots, different venues, different levels of preparedness from each group.
Coincidentally, this is also the reason show choir "rankings" don't work.




Jeff. on Feb 11, 2015, 1:01 AM
Post #31
+3
Rutgers beat Wisconsin, but only Duke has beaten Wisconsin besides them. Does that mean Rutgers and Duke are on the same level???? NOOOOOOOOO haha (I know, throwing sports analogies into show choir can be confusing )
Yessss. Sometimes I try to make sports analogies on here and I feel like they never translate well... but I totally got you Jay.




juliofrommississippi on Feb 10, 2015, 10:14 PM (Edited)
Post #30
+6
An extended victory means that someone beat someone who beat someone. Glenwood beat Wheaton who beat Waconia who beat Buffalo Grove, therefore it is an extended victory (not to be confused with an actual victory).

Coming from a group that is one of your "extended victories" this doesn't work for show choir. Each competition is different: different judges, different score sheets, different time slots, different venues, different levels of preparedness from each group. At Sauk Prairie, Washington was at their 2nd competition, while Mt. Zion was at their first. Wash was able to get a lot of comments at Muscatine to tighten up their show. By the time groups get to Nashville, EVERYONE will have tightened their show to peak levels.

Muscatine and Sauk Prairie were VASTLY different competitions. Muscatine was in an auditorium, Sauk Prairie was in a small gym. Some choreographers tend to look better from a gym/auditorium perspective. I personally think Dwight Jordan and Mike Weaver are better from the front, whereas choreographers like Kevin Chase and Damon Brown are really good from balconies due to their staging and the way they use visuals/ripples. Choreographers like Dwight and Mike do a LOT of physical movement (in terms of spacing) and that can look messier from above. The way they use pictures has a lot less to do with ripples/arms and more to do with levels/footwork.

Also, the scoresheets at Muscatine and Sauk Prairie were COMPLETELY opposite from each other. At Muscatine, all judges scored everything in day, and then they split into vocals/visuals at night. At Sauk Prairie, the judges scored day as vocal/visual, and then at night the judges did pure rankings (not as vocal/visual). Not to mention the Muscatine scoresheet placed a LOT of emphasis on staging/visual effectiveness of choreography, where Sauk Prairie scoresheet placed more of their emphasis on show design/pace and execution. Those types of things will totally change results.

Rutgers beat Wisconsin, but only Duke has beaten Wisconsin besides them. Does that mean Rutgers and Duke are on the same level???? NOOOOOOOOO haha (I know, throwing sports analogies into show choir can be confusing )




jdcritt on Feb 10, 2015, 3:51 PM
Post #29
 
Every competition is different. yaddah yaddah yaddah. there are a lot of good groups. blah blah blah.

True.




Alex. on Feb 10, 2015, 3:31 PM (Edited)
Post #28
+4
Every competition is different. yaddah yaddah yaddah. there are a lot of good groups. blah blah blah.

Regardless of Finalists or the GC, this competition is stacked with wonderful groups. Holy crap I'm so excited.




Jeff. on Feb 10, 2015, 3:00 PM
Post #27
+8
Oh, the good ole transitive property impractically applied to show choir..



jdcritt on Feb 10, 2015, 1:46 PM
Post #26
+2
An extended victory means that someone beat someone who beat someone. Glenwood beat Wheaton who beat Waconia who beat Buffalo Grove, therefore it is an extended victory (not to be confused with an actual victory).



linein on Feb 10, 2015, 1:13 PM
Post #25
 
At this point, we have at least this much for predicting:
1. Petal beat Homewood.
2. Glenwood beat Sullivan.
3. Center Grove beat Sullivan.
4. Buffalo Grove has an extended victory over Mt. Zion.
5. Glenwood has an extended victory over Homewood, Petal, Buffalo Grove, and Mt. Zion.
6. Homewood beat Clover Hill.

Still to come:
1. Homewood vs. Wheaton at Petal (2/28). If Homewood wins, they have an extended victory over Buffalo Grove, Sullivan, Mt. Zion, and Petal.
2. Mt. Zion vs. Sullivan at Glenwood (2/28).
3. Mt. Zion vs. Glenwood at Decatur (2/21).


Glenwood has never beaten Buffalo Grove.




Patrick on Feb 9, 2015, 4:42 PM
Post #24
+2
Shhh. I don't pay attention.



Jeff. on Feb 9, 2015, 1:07 PM
Post #23
+1
Y'all know that Antwon posted the schedule back in early January right?

It looks like the only change from then to now is Ravenswood "Rave Revue" is no longer attending, thus a couple times got altered.




Patrick on Feb 9, 2015, 10:48 AM
Post #22
 
http://i.imgur.com/CuU0J77.png



Alex. on Feb 8, 2015, 11:00 PM
Post #21
 
Schedule is up on the website.



36kap36 on Feb 8, 2015, 10:18 PM
Post #20
+2
SCN is always good, but I have a feeling this year will be one for the scrapbooks.

Can we start scrapbooking together?


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DrakeBake on Feb 8, 2015, 10:09 PM
Post #19
+4
Well I think Center Grove has a pretty good chance of being in finals... in my opinion-- Mt. Zion is on the chopping block now



jdcritt on Feb 8, 2015, 7:56 PM
Post #18
+1
At this point, predictions are ridiculous and impossible (I'm not taking away from those who did/will, though.) I am just ecstatic to go and watch all of these absolutely incredible choirs at this amazing venue. SCN is always good, but I have a feeling this year will be one for the scrapbooks.
True, but speculation is fun. Also, I am very jealous that you are able to go to SCN. Nashville is just too far from Tallahassee.



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