Evaluating Group Performance

Although there were just the slightest things that could be changed and that is that when Molly's part to sing came her voice was barely heard from the middle seats and also the half time food could have been better but aside from that it was great, amazing, astonishing, expectations met! For the first show attending this year it was great that is why I definitely recommend people should go and have an amazing time like I

The most successful aspect of the performance for me were the scene changes. I found that the rotation of the blackboard, center stage, where the actors were able to stoop beneath it in order to enter and exit the stage, was an effective touch to this

Next time I think I would like to push a little harder with the collaboration and have more of a deadline set with the other group members as to when things have to be finished by . It felt like the most collaboration we had was via email instead of on the group wiki, which was a little disappointing. A lot of the time I felt like I was talking to myself on the wiki and discussion board.

The first song that I will be evaluating will be Man La Mancha. The first thing that I noticed that my section did really well was the dynamics at measure seventeen. The whole band could work on is staying in balance with other people because you could pick out certain voices in the sections. In delsonaya we really could of brought down are volume when the flute solo came in because she could be barley heard over the band. The bass voices could improve on ninety eight because when we would come up in the menacing it sounded as if we were slurring the notes and not making them prominent. the trumpet on the solo at the start was amazing and sounded perfect and was played musically. This was one of my favorite songs in are concert and I think

While performing a scene from Grease and singing the song “Greased Lightning”, the actors did really well, but there were also many errors in their performance. First, most of their acting was very good. All of the performers knew their lines, and the accents were spoken excellently. Though, some of the boys could have been more energetic, and there was some nervous fidgeting that could possibly be fixed if they were aware of it. Secondly, the dancing could have been a bit better. The actors should have focused more on timing and memorization so they could be in sync. Also, they needed to be more confident with their gestures in the choreography, to make them more noticeable. However, the singing was good. All of the performers sounded as if

I think one thing I could have done better was work on my pitch when playing a high “C”. I needed to focus my air during that part in Simple Gifts. The whole group, I think needs to work on dynamics. We do dynamics, but I think we can do more with it. Like the judges said, make a big difference between pp and ff. Also,

After working and seeing this production from start to finish, I believe that the actors worked well on presenting this musical in a fun

The actors and actresses did well in their assigned rolls and I wish I could congratulate them on finishing the run. They worked together very well in all of the group musical numbers regardless of how hard they can be to coordinate at times. If I had to rate this performance of the musical it would get a 9/10. The acting, singing, costumes and costume changes, scenery and of course, the plot, are all wonderful and this is a must see. The only thing lacking was the cues and lighting, the use of the gobos was lacking and there was not as much color change as I would have enjoyed

I had some damage after first week that I came to the show in that I was not impressed with the play. I had the behind the scenes knowledge that many of the actors were ill, and I also first attended the Sunday matinée, which I expected to be lower in energy than a night performance, but the energy was extremely low and the show tended to drag. During my next attendance I was so pleased to see my classmates have a high-energy performance that I was sad to see end. Overall, I was so proud of my peers that they were able to perform an amazing show and make adjustments throughout the run of the

While I think there were some mistakes, like bowings and being out of tune, I think the overall performance sounded good. Only a few individuals made small mistakes, but because it was a small ensemble it was noticeable. While practicing with the small ensemble, I think it was hard for everyone to agree on things because there were so many different opinions and voices. I also think we should have practiced more at home because individual instruments were out of tune and/or not on the right rhythm. I also think i was hard to practice all together and get work done because so many different people needed help on specific sections which was time consuming and could have just been practiced at home. Yet I think we all did a good job staying together as a group with our tempo and looking at our first violinist for cues. I highly enjoyed the ability to chose our own song because it was a song that almost all of us enjoyed playing and had fun learning. I also liked when the other groups gave us feedback on what we could improve in our song, because it gave an outside opinion and was very

First, we worked together fairly well as each person chose the right job for themselves. Our strengths were building and gluing, and our weakness was spending way too much money. Each one of my group members took pride in their job and did it accordingly because of their efficiency I never had to put an X on their checklist. My evaluation of each co-worker is Ian did very well with delivering forms, Ava did extremely well by planning the bridge, Kiera was amazing with glue and helped us a bunch in sticking the toothpicks together. I think I did fairly well as a project director and as an accountant as I was able to fill out all journal entries finish the checklist and be able to make sure order forms were correct. As a co-worker,

To start, I thought our overall performance was good. There were a few mistakes would could have fixed, but everyone did a good job on their part and we all listened to each other.

Our evaluation design will be based off of one group pretest post-test design. Our experimental or treatment group will be all freshmen at Ohio State University (because our program will be part of the survey class which all freshmen are required to take). For our purposes we will not have a control group, due to the ethical issues of giving one group the intervention and administering it to the other. We will also conduct a one year follow-up test to truly test the long term effectiveness of our intervention. While it would be great to have a control group, ethically we do not feel it is appropriate to only allow some students have the intervention and others (the control group) not. Our group evaluation design will use pre and posttests measuring

There are two elements of my performance that I feel I excelled at. One element was blend. While performing at the Donor dinner, I worked on trying to blend my voice with the other members of the ensemble. Another element I excelled at was my diction. I worked towards making sure the audience could understand each lyric I sang. I found the atrium was a great setting to have the performance in because it is such an open setting and the sound echos.

Somehow, no matter what we are facing we always seem to pull it together during the concert. I loved the 2 soloists in 1-2 and how much courage they had to give it their all even though it was their first time being in choir. Choir 3-4 always amazes me with their rich sound. They sound so sophisticated and mature. It was also interesting to hear them perform another rendition of a song we had sang last year. Also, the middle schoolers did wonderful with their carol of the bells. In terms of our set list, I would say Gborn was our best piece. I heard the most feedback from the audience about how that song was beautiful, angelic, and just rich overall. I think we could have worked on dynamics at times but it is definitely a song that should be taken to tour. My personal favorite was “Merry Christmas Mozart” because it showed the fun side of us and gave the audience some perspective. Plus, as I looked around during that song I saw nothing but smiles. The most touching part of the performance was when the alumni came on stage and sang “Carol of the Bells” with us. It brought back memories of them being with us. It also signified how much of a family we are even after we go to