ticket office Wed - Sat 1pm - 6pm and 2 hours before curtain 565 Camano Avenue Langley, Washington 98260 t. 360/221.8268 t. 800/638.7631 EMAIL administrative office Mon - Fri 10am - 5pm PO Box 52 Langley, Washington 98260 t. 360/221.8262 f. 360/221.5812 EMAIL THE WICA CHAMBER SINGERS WITH ROBERT W. PROSCH Whidbey Island Center for the Arts, under the leadership of Executive Director Stacie Burgua, is proud to announce that auditions for the 2011/2012 WICA Chamber Singers will be held on Monday, July 18, at 7.00pm. The WICA Chamber Singers, under the direction of Robert W. Prosch, is the Resident Ensemble of Whidbey Island Center for the Arts. The ensemble supports WICA programming and provides opportunities for select, auditioned vocalists to promote, develop, and present diverse choral programs for entertainment and cultural enrichment. The Chamber Singers will meet weekly. Their first performance will be in “I’ll Be Home for Christmas,” on December 18, 2011. THE AUDITION PROCESS. Part One Begins with an individual, 5-minute audition. Singers shouls bring 16 bars of a prepared song. Following the song, the director will lead them through a series of musical activities checking range, matching pitch, and ear training. Part Two This is a group audition. All auditionees (and current choir members) will be lead through a series of exercises to determine blending skills and sight reading abilities. For more information and to schedule an audition, please call (360) 221-8262. THE 2010/2011 WICA CHAMBER SINGERS. Soprano 1 Dana Linn, Ambria Prosch, Sheila Weidendorf Soprano 2 Melisa Colby, Kris McRea, Ann Mercer, Carolyn Sundquist, Dianne Vars Alto 1 Dorothy Baumgartner, Barbara Dunn, Linda McLean, Christina Parker Alto 2 Megan Besst, Kimberly Cerra, Chris Rose Tenor 1 George Henny, Phil Jordan, Kira Vogt Tenor 2 Anthony Caldwell, Jeff Clark Baritone Les Asplund, Dave Haworth, Rob Scott Bass Al Benson, Paul Thompson, Norm Walker EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES WHIDBEY ISLAND FRINGE FESTIVAL: SUMMER TRAINING PROGRAM. Learn more HERE. PROLOGUES. A Prologue is a short introduction to a Theatre Series production. Prologues introduce characters, themes, language and other background information -- preparing patrons to get the most out of the playgoing experience. STUDENT MATINEES. If you are an educator, and would like to arrange an afternoon field-trip to WICA -- and to have your students attend a matinee of a Family Series presentation -- we would like to make that happen! Please contact Stacie Burgua, Executive Director, at 360/221.8262 or by EMAIL for details. ABOUT THE WICA CONSERVATORY. The WICA Conservatory provides challenging, innovative, high quality arts education to students of every age, cultural heritage, ability, and level of interest. Conservatory classes are taught by working professionals and teaching artists, and are tied to WICA’s core programming. ABOUT THE WICA CONSERVATORY. The WICA Conservatory provides challenging, innovative, high quality arts education to students of every age, cultural heritage, ability, and level of interest. Conservatory classes are taught by working professionals and teaching artists, and are tied to WICA’s core programming.