Rehearsals will begin promptly at 6:45 pm Tuesday evenings in Room D-6, so please plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so that we are set up and ready to tune at 6:45 pm.  Please plan to remain for the entire rehearsal, unless dismissed earlier.  Sectionals for both strings and winds will be held during regular rehearsal times and are scheduled or TBA.

 

The bulk of what we do as musicians occurs during rehearsals.  The quality of the collective musical experience is dependent upon individual effort and responsibility, both during and in between rehearsals.  Please be prompt and have your parts prepared.  If you are unable to attend a regular rehearsal, please contact your section leader ASAP and arrange for a sub.

 

Dress rehearsals will be held at the designated performance venue during the week of each concert or D6.  Attendance at these rehearsals is mandatory.  If you have a conflict with any of these rehearsals, please provide the conductor with a written statement of the conflict date and reason ASAP.  


Please be aware that masks are required while indoors and that attendees will be required to complete the necessary COVID-19 protocols set in place with Palomar College.

Women:

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- Long (to the calf or longer) black dress; long       black skirt or black dress pants

- Black dressy top, long sleeves or short               sleeves are permitted only (No cap sleeves or

   sleeveless)

- Black dress shoes only, (please no flip flops)

- Skin colored hose or stockings

- Minimum of jewelry and no perfume, please

Men:

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- Black tuxedo or black suit

- Short or long sleeve button down white

  collared dress shirt with a black bow tie

- No cummerbunds are required

- Black jackets are required to be worn on

  stage

- Black dress shoes with black socks

- No cologne, please

Upcoming Repertoire

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May 2022 program

Ravel, Piano Concerto in G Major with Dr. Ching-Ming Cheng

Ravel, Le Tombeau de Couperin

Ravel, Bolero

Ravel, Pavane pour une enfante défunte

Note: For the Spring 2022 semester, parking will be enforced beginning March 7th.

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Students may now purchase the 2022 spring student parking permit through their MyPalomar student account. Parking Services uses a contactless parking digital system for purchasing parking permits on all Palomar College campuses which allows for up to 5 vehicles to be “registered” to one student. The license plate number will act as the parking permit eliminating the need for a physical permit to be displayed in the vehicle. Students will no longer need to move a permit from one vehicle to another. However, students are only allowed to have one vehicle registered to them parked on campus at any time.

If you have any further questions, please contact Candy Santos (csantos@palomar.edu) or Shellsea Divine (sdivine@palomar.edu).

 

No one, except faculty, is allowed to park in the faculty lot in front of the “D” building (lot 1).  If you choose not to purchase a parking permit you will be parking at your own risk and the PAD cannot assume any responsibilities.