Get Critique Sheet

This guide provides a clear, step-by-step approach to filling out the Critique Sheet online. By following these instructions, users can efficiently document their observations and evaluations of a vocal concert performance.

Follow the steps to effectively complete the Critique Sheet.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Critique Sheet. This will allow you to open the form in an online editor where you can enter your responses directly.
2. Begin by entering your name in the designated field to identify your critique. This information is essential for tracking submissions and ensuring proper grading.
3. Fill in the 'Semester / Year' field with the appropriate details, such as 'Fall 2023,' clarifying the time frame during which the performance occurred.
4. Indicate the choir associated with your critique by providing the choir's name in the respective section.
5. Enter the critique number, which should reflect the order in which this critique is submitted for the school year. Note that two critiques must be submitted before points are awarded.
6. Record the 'Date of Performance' and 'Time of Performance' in the appropriate fields to give context to your critique.
7. Note the 'Location of Performance,' providing the venue details where the concert took place.
8. Specify the 'Performance Type,' which could include categories such as concert, recital, or competition.
9. Estimate and enter the 'Approx. Number of Performers' involved in the concert for reference.
10. Indicate if there was a conductor, including their name if applicable, to provide a complete overview of the performance.
11. In the 'Description of Atmosphere' section, provide a detailed account of the venue and the attire of both the audience and performers, ensuring to capture the essence of the event.
12. Moving on to the 'Overall Sound' section, describe elements such as tone quality, intonation, and accuracy of singing parts. Utilize music terminology to enrich your observations.
13. For the 'Appearance' section, share your insights on stage presence, body alignment, and audience behavior, again incorporating relevant music terminology.
14. In the 'Musical Form/Style' section, characterize the types of music performed and identify any specific styles based on their distinct traits.
15. Express what you appreciated about the performance in the 'Performance Strength' field, discussing how the performers engaged with the audience.
16. For the 'Performance Weakness' section, provide constructive feedback on aspects you believe could be improved or changed.
17. Review your critique for proper grammar, spelling, and sentence structure. It is essential to maintain a formal writing style. Consider seeking assistance from a friend or family member for proofreading.
18. Finally, ensure that you save your changes. You can then download, print, or share the completed Critique Sheet as required.

Complete your Critique Sheet online today to enhance your performance evaluations!