Concert season is approaching (or maybe it’s already here for you). In this episode we’ll help elementary music teachers navigate through the challenges of concert season. Today’s episode will focus specifically on 3 strategies for managing your concert season. Here’s a sneak peak

Don’t be afraid to ask for help. Concert season can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to do everything alone.

Consider reaching out to colleagues or parent-teacher organizations for support.
Utilize stage hands. Stage hands can help with set up, moving equipment, and making sure everything runs smoothly during the performance.
Recruiting parent volunteers. Parents can help with costumes, makeup, and assisting with set up and tear down.
Assign a student to help with program creation. This not only gives the student a leadership role but also helps with time management for the teacher.

Bonus tip – encourage your choir to memorize their words. Consistent practice and repetition are key. Encourage students to practice at home, during class, and in small groups.

We hope these strategies help you navigate through your concert season with ease.

Be sure to download your Concert Season Playbook.