Contest Pattern
Click to view or download pattern schedules or diagrams of the stage/venue and patterns
Additional information found on the Briefings page.
Additional information found on the Briefings page.
Pattern and Rehearsal times - may be adjusted after late entry and final O of A
Contest Stage/Venue Diagram ---->
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For more information, especially if this is your first contest with region 4, see Quartet Pattern FAQ and Chorus Pattern FAQ.
Quartet Pattern will start in 2nd floor Lobby of the Northern Kentucky Convention Center.
As directed by a Convention Hostess:
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Chorus Pattern will start in the Lobby of either the Marriott or the Embassy depending on the selected preference of your chorus. (List to be posted with the pattern.)
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General info
- There will be a “light” curtain for the contests.
- Stage monitors will be used during the quartet contest to help quartet members hear each other better.
There will be NO monitors for the chorus contest. - There will be eleven sets of six-foot risers with back rails and the middle section will be inverted.
There will only be this one riser configuration for all chorus competitors. - Please feel free to wear comfortable walking shoes in the pattern; there is time to change your shoes in the pre-stage area.
- Please be sure you label your shoe bag and small bag of belongings with your name and your quartet /chorus name.
- Contestants must have their name badge with them to enter the contest hall.
Walking the Pattern - OPTIONAL
Quartets will have the opportunity to walk the pattern on Thursday evening before the Official Inspection, starting at 7:15 PM. If you wish to walk the pattern, please meet in the Lobby of the Marriott near the water feature.
Competitor Photography
Quartet photos will be taken during the quartet pattern
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Chorus photos will be taken at the beginning of the pattern.
The official photographer will take candid photos during the chorus competitors’ performances. |
Special Needs
Please notify Sharon Terrell, Competition Coordinator, about any competitor who is not able to walk through the pattern or is unable to use the steps to exit the stage after competing.