Big Band Jazz Eve Info - One Week to go!

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Final Rehearsals

Mon lunch - everyone expect rhythm

Weds lunch - backing singers

Thurs lunch - everyone

Thurs after school - everyone until 6pm

Sat - 3-5pm, band call at 7.00pm

Dress Code: Black suits and bow ties for men, appropriate dresses for ladies

Be on it, practice!

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