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  Show Choir Community    Events    2020 Season    Viterbo 101 2020


Event Info



January 11th, 2020


Venue Info

Viterbo University
Fine Arts Center
815 South 9th Street
La Crosse, WI 54601

Phone: (608) 796-3737

Event Details

No. of Attending Choirs:

  7 Mixed Groups
  2 Treble Groups
  5 Middle School Groups

Hosts:

  Viterbo University "Platinum Edition"

Judges: Unknown

Tickets

$10 Day
$10 Night
$15 Both
$5 Children under 12

Map



Viterbo 101 2020









Awards
Predictions
Photos
Event Site
Live Stream


Finals
 

Groups

 Amazing Technicolor Show Choir
 Westside High School
Grand Champion 
Best Vocals 
Best Choreography 
Best Band 

 Rhythm in Gold
 Bloomington Kennedy High School
First Runner Up 
Best Bass Soloist (Ethan Nelson) 

 Grand Central Station
 La Crosse Central High School
Second Runner Up 

 Northern Lights
 North St. Paul High School
3rd Runner Up 

 East Side Swingers
 Bloomington Kennedy High School
4th Runner Up 
Best Treble Soloist (Sophia Azmi) 

 The Coalition
 Colby High School
5th Runner Up 


Mixed Division (Prelims)
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Prep Division
 

Groups

 East Side Swingers
 Bloomington Kennedy High School
First Place 

 Central Connection
 La Crosse Central High School
Second Place 

 Energizers
 Franklin High School
Third Place 


Middle School Division
 

Groups

 9th Street Connection
 Lincoln Middle School
First Place 

 Top O' The Middle
 Onalaska Middle School
Second Place 

 In The Middle
 Onalaska Middle School
Third Place 

 Crescendo
 West Salem Middle School
4th Place 

 Ridgetop Singers

 Cashton Middle/High School
No Placement 

 Touch of Class

 Logan Middle School
No Placement 


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thebetterbauer on Jan 12, 2020, 4:59 PM
Post #59
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Does anyone have results for the Middle School Division?


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Hairyguy2020 on Jan 12, 2020, 5:03 PM
Post #60
 
All I know is that Lincoln won!


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syd.mar on Jan 13, 2020, 9:41 AM
Post #61
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GC: Lincoln
1st RU: Top of the Middle
2nd RU: In the Middle
3rd RU: Crescendo
That’s all I know





Häakon on Jan 13, 2020, 12:20 PM
Post #62
+4
We need a Bottom O' the Middle show choir.



sadiegurl on Jan 12, 2020, 3:34 AM
Post #58
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Anyone have point details? I’m curious as to how close NSP and GCS were...



EthanNNNNNN on Jan 12, 2020, 12:29 AM
Post #53
 
Results

5ru, Colby
4ru, East Side Swingers
3ru, North St P
2ru, GCS
1ru, RIG
GC, ATSC (SWEEP)

Best male soloist, Ethan Nelson Rhythm in Gold
Best female soloist, Sophia Azmi East Side Swingers





Alejandrojolvera on Jan 12, 2020, 12:33 AM (Edited)
Post #54
 
The Grinch Male Soloist for the win! Congratulations to everyone who performed and to you as well Ethan!




EthanNNNNNN on Jan 12, 2020, 12:35 AM
Post #55
 
Thank you so much Alejandro! I'll pass on the congrats to the rest of the group!




Jeff. on Jan 12, 2020, 12:42 AM
Post #56
 
Some folks use "sweep" to mean vocals/choreo while others also lump band into it. Can you clarify whether ATSC also took the band caption? Thanks.




EthanNNNNNN on Jan 12, 2020, 12:45 AM
Post #57
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Sorry! Yes ATSC got best band as well.

Also I posted prep results earlier but I think they got covered by the other comments.
Franklin got 2ru
La Crosse got 1ru
ESS got GC


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kmchas on Jan 11, 2020, 9:27 PM
Post #51
 
So, does anyone have any predictions based on prelims, for those of us not in attendance?


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dylanthoren on Jan 11, 2020, 11:46 PM
Post #52
+2
Predictions after watching finals...
1. ATSC (sweep)
2. BK
3. North St. Paul
4. GCS
5. Colby
6. ESS


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itsevankonig on Jan 11, 2020, 7:06 PM
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What happened?


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itsevankonig on Jan 11, 2020, 7:25 PM (Edited)
Post #27
 
I hope they still make finals so they can fix those things! We all have to remember that for most choirs, this is the first performance of the year. A few may also be shaken up because of weather. I’m sure they were still great, but it just wasn’t their best performance.




SMServa on Jan 11, 2020, 7:25 PM
Post #28
+1
GCS is under new direction this year! They have the wonderful and the talented Katie Fries at the helm now!


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kmchas on Jan 11, 2020, 7:27 PM (Edited)
Post #29
 
They have a new director this year, it looks like. Maybe a building year? Transitions can be tough for any group, even the highly awarded ones. I didn’t see the show, but just an observation.


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Häakon on Jan 11, 2020, 7:41 PM
Post #32
+3
I'll kindly take this moment to remind everyone that you need to provide a true choir association with your account or risk it being removed. Additionally, accounts are intended for single users only. Thanks.


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mary_o on Jan 11, 2020, 7:43 PM (Edited)
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Dylan lewis on Jan 11, 2020, 8:10 PM (Edited)
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Häakon on Jan 11, 2020, 8:11 PM
Post #40
+5
Of course alumni and fans are welcome here. Your profile says your birth year is 1960 and yet it's listed as "student." Your location says Seattle, Washington, yet you associated yourself with a choir from Wisconsin. Please tell me what I'm missing. We work extremely hard at keeping this space positive and productive, and I do not censor users for their opinions. In return, to keep users responsible for the content of their posts and to maintain a level of safety for everyone who participates here, I ask that you provide true information in your profile. I take it as very unkind and inappropriate when you do not.


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choreokid on Jan 11, 2020, 8:11 PM
Post #41
+1
Getting on the stage in ANY capacity takes guts and vulnerability. It’s a scary thing to perform and open yourself up to this type of criticism..... I didn’t see the show, but am proud of them for having the gumption to just show up... that’s what it’s about....these are CHILDREN.... we, as audience members and spectators have ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA the journey an individual or group has been on......


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write4voices on Jan 11, 2020, 8:17 PM
Post #43
+2
When you are "representing" a program, while speaking negatively about another or rival program" should not be what this forum is about. Everyone has opinions about shows and programs, but we should also respect what goes into these shows. Many people don't know what goes on behind the scenes of these programs, and speculating or tearing them down is never acceptable. If you feel that way, this is not the forum for you.


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.. on Jan 11, 2020, 8:21 PM
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I am not representing a program. The site forced me to pick a school. Fix the site please.


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Häakon on Jan 11, 2020, 8:45 PM
Post #48
+1
I appreciate the information about your background. You yourself said that you saw the option to choose "fan" as an account type, but it appears you chose student instead so that's where one red flag came from. You can select "edit profile" at the top right of the site to edit any of your information at any time, including the account type.

Personally, I think open discussion is good. If we only ever say every group is amazing and never offer any kind of constructive commentary, that doesn't really help anyone. That said, choirs work extremely hard at putting these shows together and all deserve our respect. I was watching the Beavercreek live stream and just thinking to myself that show choir directors perform nothing short of miracles; not only do they have to start from scratch each year and train brand new students how to sing properly, perform with confidence, and carry themselves as mature human beings, but they're also expected to come up with groundbreaking and life changing shows every year. I don't know how anyone does it.

When we post, we should keep these things in mind and reply with tact. It's okay, in my opinion, to say that you didn't personally think a costume reflected on a theme as effectively as it could, for example, but to say they're "unflattering and boring," just feels like an attack. You are not going to win many people over here by saying a group is "subpar" in any capacity, especially when you don't provide any sort of positive feedback for balance.

As for school associations, that is a core part of the site and not something that needs fixing. As I said, I do not censor individuals and it is not my intention to make this website a police state. I believe show choir students are some of the most mature and positive out there, and yet they are still teenagers. Heated reactions will happen. It is better to help guide and teach in those moments rather than ban them outright or have a website where everyone is anonymous and making all sorts of crude posts. We have that already, it's called Twitter and YouTube and just about every other social media platform on the internet. We have come an incredibly long way as a community here and I believe that is largely due to insistence on non-anonymity and a user base that cares about each other. I know some directors still keep their students from making posts and it's a shame, but I think that has relaxed a lot in the past several years because people see that we are interested in productive discussion and most people won't stand for personal attacks. Things clean themselves up pretty quickly around here, as you have now learned firsthand.

As an adult, it is incumbent upon you more than anyone to set a good example and help the next generation learn. Saying things like you couldn't hear the second half of the show "which was a good thing," is incredibly insulting and not productive for anyone. You have the right to free speech here, but it doesn't protect you from the consequences of the words you choose. This is precisely why we mandate you associate yourself with your choir, and hopefully this is a learning experience for everyone to take a moment, think about how to best express ourselves - especially when we have a critical thought to share - and keep in mind that everyone who goes up on stage is working as hard as they can to put on a show for you to enjoy. That is what we celebrate here, whether you are a student, parent, gradparent, almunus, staff member, or yes, even just a fan.



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kmchas on Jan 11, 2020, 9:04 PM
Post #50
 
Well said., Haakon. I am a former show choir parent myself, still following show choir just because it’s fabulous, I do post on this forum, but I follow the guidelines set by my school’s directors - you represent your school, so speak positively about other programs. If you don’t like something, or have a question, use tact or say it in private (or not at all), not anywhere public. Leave the critiques the students will hear to the judges and their directors.


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