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 Show Choir Community    Events    2019 Season    Burbank Blast! 2019
Event Info

March 1st-2nd, 2019
Venue Info
Burbank High School
902 N. 3rd St.
Burbank, CA 91502
Phone: (818) 558-4700
Event Details
Number of Attending Choirs:
22 Mixed Groups
15 Treble Groups
4 Bass Groups
9 Middle School Groups
Event Hosts:
Burbank "In Sync"
Burbank "Impressions"
Burbank "Out Of The Blue"
Burbank "Sound Dogs"
Event Judges:
Alex Hall (Saturday/Showmanship)
Erik Hall (Friday & Saturday/Showmanship)
Brandon Hudson (Friday/Showmanship)
Doran Johnson (Friday/Musicianship)
Mark Myers (Friday & Saturday/Musicianship)
VJ Rosales (Saturday/Showmanship)
Tickets
$30 Mixed Tier I Division
$30 Mixed Tier II Division
$25 Men's and Women's Tier I Divisions
$20 Mixed Tier III Division
$20 Women's Tier II Division
$25 Mixed Tier IV and Women's Tier III Divisions
$25 Middle School Divisions
Map
Burbank Blast! 2019





Awards
Predictions
Photos
Event Site
Live Stream


Mixed Division - Tier IV
Groups    

Ike Singers
Eisenhower High School
First Place
Best Choreography

The Alphas
Western Sierra Collegiate Academy
Second Place
Best Vocals

Sonic Boom
Gladstone High School
Third Place

Soundwaves
Oceanside High School
4th Place

Surround Sound
Los Amigos High School
5th Place

Riverside Production X
Encore High School
6th Place

Treble Division - Tier III
Groups    

Axcent
Los Alamitos High School
First Place
Best Choreography

LA Rhythm
Los Altos High School
Second Place
Best Vocals

Sierra Serenade
Western Sierra Collegiate Academy
Third Place

Middle School Mixed Division
Groups    

Starlight
Luther Burbank Middle School
First Place
Best Vocals
Best Choreography

Imaginations
John Muir Middle School
Second Place

Five Star
Eisenhower Middle School
Third Place

Soaring Sounds
Sunset Ridge School
4th Place

Middle School Treble Division
Groups    

Girls Next Door
John Muir Middle School
First Place
Best Vocals
Best Choreography

Spotlight
Luther Burbank Middle School
Second Place

ShowStoppers
Oak Middle School
Third Place

Middle School Bass Division
Groups    

ShowMen
Oak Middle School
First Place
Best Choreography

Soul Men
McAuliffe Middle School
Second Place
Best Vocals

Mixed Division - Tier I
Groups    

Sound FX
Los Alamitos High School
First Place
Best Vocals
Best Choreography
Best Choreography
Best Show Design
Best Performer (Ethan Salter)

Powerhouse
John Burroughs High School
Second Place
Best Costumes
Best Soloist (Cheyenne Arroyo)

Power Company
Waconia High School
Third Place

Mixed Division - Tier II
Groups    

Sound Express
Carlsbad High School
First Place
Best Choreography
Best Show Design
Best Costumes

The Music Machine
Bonita Vista High School
Second Place
Best Vocals
Best Choreography

Sound Vibrations
Hart High School
Third Place
Best Tech Crew
Best Performer (Michael Campos)

G-Notes
Granada Hills Charter High School
4th Place
Best Soloist (Christine Chragian)

Monarch Mirage
Mt. Eden High School
5th Place

Royal Stewarts
Glendora High School
6th Place

Vocal Point
Serrano High School
7th Place

Marquis
Diamond Bar High School
8th Place

Mixed Division - Tier III
Groups    

Sound Waves
John Burroughs High School
First Place
Best Choreography

Connexion
Los Alamitos High School
Second Place

Broadway Bound
Boulder Creek High School
Third Place
Best Vocals

Hart 'n Soul
Hart High School
4th Place
Best Tech Crew

Prestige
Los Altos High School
5th Place
Time Pentalty

Treble Division - Tier I
Groups    

Soundtrax
Los Alamitos High School
First Place
Best Choreography

Sound Sensations
John Burroughs High School
Second Place
Best Vocals
Time Pentalty

Encore
Carlsbad High School
Third Place

Solitaire
Diamond Bar High School
4th Place

Treble Division - Tier II
Groups    

Here Comes Treble
Granada Hills Charter High School
First Place
Best Vocals
Best Choreography

Xquisite
Los Alamitos High School
Second Place

Hartbreakers
Hart High School
Third Place
Time Pentalty

Decibelles
John Burroughs High School
4th Place

Heart & Soul
Boulder Creek High School
5th Place

Tartan Silhouettes
Glendora High School
6th Place

Sound Unlimited
Bonita Vista High School
7th Place
Time Pentalty

Bedazzled
Serrano High School
8th Place

Bass Division
Groups    

Men@Work
John Burroughs High School
First Place
Best Vocals
Best Choreography

Xtreme
Los Alamitos High School
Second Place

Unleashed
Hart High School
Third Place

Who's Yo Daddy?
Mt. Eden High School
4th Place

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tscott on Mar 3, 2019, 10:18 PM
Post #38
 
Hearing JB Sound Sensations were second due to time penalties. Can anyone confirm?




Häakon on Mar 3, 2019, 10:23 PM
Post #39
 
That is correct.




thebetterbauer on Mar 26, 2019, 9:19 PM
Post #44
+2
Does anybody know if JB Sound Sensations would have beaten Los Al Soundtrax if there had not been a time penalty?




Häakon on Mar 27, 2019, 12:16 AM
Post #45
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Both choirs were actually tied based on the scoring system used (weighted scores). Sound Sensations would have won because they had the higher music score (which is what was used to break the tie), but the penalty dropped them to second overall. Just like the two schools' mixed groups, the women's choirs are also extremely competitive!



PW1242 on Mar 3, 2019, 9:16 PM
Post #37
 
I saw Los Al and Burroughs' sets on YouTube. Great performances from both. Los Als' set (I think) is based on another story or movie, anyone know which one? It seems familiar but I don't know what.


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poonke on Mar 8, 2019, 2:04 AM
Post #42
 
The set is not based on another movie, etc.




PW1242 on Mar 8, 2019, 10:13 AM
Post #43
+2
Ah. I think it was the simulation story and the puppet scene that was reminding me of something else. (Or a couple different things.)



wcpoet on Mar 4, 2019, 10:11 PM (Edited)
Post #41
+1
A couple things...

Since we’re on the topic of time penalties, you can add these:
Hart Hartbreakers (dropped from 2nd to 3rd)
Bonita Vista Sound Unlimited (drooped from 4th to 7th)

And for the Novice Mixed division, it shows Gladstone “Sonic Boom” won the showmanship award.

Thanks for everything, as usual!




svazzano on Mar 4, 2019, 9:35 PM
Post #40
+1
Any videos of Los Al and Burbank?

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YeahiSing on Feb 27, 2019, 9:16 PM
Post #18
 
Why does everyone have Powerhouse at 1st runner up? If anything, based on what I’ve seen so far, they are definitely going to take first. Though, I’d understand why people might think they’d get first runner up initially, after last year, but their set this year is really good. Their ballad is absolutely heart breaking, their A Capella is riveting, and their opener is amazing. Everything they’ve done in their set is beautiful and inspiring. I have them at first, Los Al at second and Waconia at third.




Jeff. on Feb 27, 2019, 10:08 PM
Post #19
+34
Not everyone has Powerhouse as 1RU. Elizabeth and Jonathan predicted a Powerhouse GC. At any rate, it'd be cool if you had an authentic account and updated your profile. We like fostering a community here, not anonymity.




averyecunningham on Feb 28, 2019, 2:28 PM
Post #21
+13
that's the tea sis




Jeff. on Feb 28, 2019, 3:57 PM
Post #22
+14
Well I certainly didn't expect up-votes in that sense. I may have been blunt in that comment, but it remains true. To elaborate, one of the great things about SCC is that we are not those random anonymous Twitter accounts that sometimes spew drama and division within the show choir world. I recall earlier in the season there being a negative tweet from one of those accounts that was invalidating "story" shows. On SCC, users still dictate the type of content and discussions taking place. This year in particular, folks have been really into discussing predictions, rankings, and livestreams. However, there are also a number of threads that have deeper levels of discussions or analyses of shows. As a whole, we encourage any and all respectful discussions of show choir and general topics- I'm sure in the archives, for example, there are already several topics where story shows vs traditional were discussed with all sorts of viewpoints.

For any of this discussion to be optimally impactful, folks need to show up authentically. We know some folks have fake names on their profile or don't list their true choir association. This isn't preferred or encouraged, because we know you won't get the most out of your SCC experience if you stay hidden. We want you to show up as your best self in this community and have a blast! While SCC has evolved over the years, this remains a place where folks can meet new people and build friendships. Many folks who were active on SCC in the 2000s know exactly what I'm talking about. Personally for myself, I've met folks through SCC who I now see and hang with annually on the Ohio show choir circuit. You're going to get out of the community what you put into it and that's the more detailed mindset behind my original post.



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eskimo34 on Mar 3, 2019, 7:41 AM
Post #36
 
Haha this is why it’s important not to criticize the other predictions. It’s fun to make your prediction and explain why but you made some pretty bold statements for this being both groups’ first competition.

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Ian Decock on Mar 3, 2019, 3:38 AM
Post #35
+2
So incredibly proud of Los Alamitos right now! You guys killed it out there. Every choir that performed tonight did spectacular. Looking forward to seeing what this choir season has in store for you. If anyone has a video posted, let me know



Häakon on Mar 3, 2019, 3:32 AM
Post #34
 
Final results posted.



thebetterbauer on Mar 3, 2019, 2:51 AM
Post #32
 
Does anyone know Mixed Tier 1 results?




Jeff. on Mar 3, 2019, 2:54 AM
Post #33
 
They haven't been announced. The competition is still happening. I believe Los Al is on stage now though. Awards are after Sound FX.

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Wilson_Lackey on Mar 2, 2019, 9:19 PM (Edited)
Post #30
 





Häakon on Mar 2, 2019, 9:28 PM
Post #31
 
It's more or less the west coast equivalent, just different terms like everything else in show choir across the country. The one difference between music/show and vocals/choreo as it exists in some places is that the "musicianship" award is the total sum of ALL music scores and the "showmanship" award is the total sum of ALL "show" scores, which includes choreography, staging, "overall effect" or whatever else is on the sheet. In other words it's not just the choreography. It's essentially a vocals/visuals type of thing, if that makes sense.


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