Concert Day Info:

• Heindl Center for the Performing Arts, 315 Northwest Drive, Senatobia MS
• Admission for this concert will be $10 in advance (through ticketing website: mmi.ludus.com) and $12 at the door (cash and checks accepted). A reception honoring the Norrises will be held following the concert and is included in the price of the ticket.  Children under 5 do not need a ticket and current members do not need a ticket. Please invite everyone you know to come enjoy this concert! It will be approximately and hour and 15 min in length.

CALL TIMES

12:30 Rio Arrive * NEW TIME

1:00 Fuente Arrive

1:15 Arroyo Arrive

1:00 MRC Arrive *NEW TIME

2:00 Nino & Corriente Arrive

2:15 Alumni Arrive to rehearse The Songs for the People

The doors for the concert will open at 3:30 pm. Please wait in the lobby until this time.

4:00 Concert Begins

Concert Attire Guidelines:

• 3/4 or long sleeved black shirt or blouse. Singers wearing a tie should have a collared dress shirt. No sleeveless or short sleeved shirts please (unless worn with a solid black cardigan or jacket.)
• Black pants (true black jeans (not faded) or leggings if the shirt covers the bottom are acceptable)
• Black shoes (dressier shoes are preferred, solid black is a necessity)
• If your shoes require socks, please be sure they are black.
• We will provide teal ties and scarves.

CoroRio Merchandise will be available for purchase in the lobby of the Heindl Center before and after the concert.  Each member will receive a new CoroRio t-shirt as part of their membership fees.  These will be available for pick-up at the merchandise table. 

Auditions for Next Season:

• Audition signups for next season will be published soon! Students do not have to audition if they would like to return to the same choir in which they are currently a member.  Choir placements are based on skill and experience, not on age or grade.  However, it generally works out that Corriente accepts students in grades 4-7, Arroyo accepts students in grades 6-11, Fuente accepts students starting with the male voice change, Rio accepts high school aged students who are able to sight-read and have significant prior singing experience.