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    Jazz Chant Piece

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    Ayvana Powlow
    The document describes a jazz chant piece called "Rain" that expresses the experience of being outside in the rain. It repeats phrases about the rain falling hard on the narrator's head and the stars. Though the narrator gets soaking wet, they stay outside because the rain feels sweet, warm and soft, reminding them of home. The piece includes criteria for evaluating a performance, weighting diction/pronunciation, interpretation, originality/creativity, costume/props, and audience impact.

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    Jazz Chant Piece

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    The document describes a jazz chant piece called "Rain" that expresses the experience of being outside in the rain. It repeats phrases about the rain falling hard on the narrator's head and the stars. Though the narrator gets soaking wet, they stay outside because the rain feels sweet, warm and soft, reminding them of home. The piece includes criteria for evaluating a performance, weighting diction/pronunciation, interpretation, originality/creativity, costume/props, and audience impact.

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    The document describes a jazz chant piece called "Rain" that expresses the experience of being outside in the rain. It repeats phrases about the rain falling hard on the narrator's head and the stars. Though the narrator gets soaking wet, they stay outside because the rain feels sweet, warm and soft, reminding them of home. The piece includes criteria for evaluating a performance, weighting diction/pronunciation, interpretation, originality/creativity, costume/props, and audience impact.

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    Jazz Chant Piece

    Uploaded by

    Ayvana Powlow
    The document describes a jazz chant piece called "Rain" that expresses the experience of being outside in the rain. It repeats phrases about the rain falling hard on the narrator's head and the stars. Though the narrator gets soaking wet, they stay outside because the rain feels sweet, warm and soft, reminding them of home. The piece includes criteria for evaluating a performance, weighting diction/pronunciation, interpretation, originality/creativity, costume/props, and audience impact.

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    JAZZ CHANT PIECE

    "RAIN"
    It was raining, raining,
    raining hard.
    It was falling on my head.
    It was falling on the stars.
    It was falling on my shoes.
    I got soaking wet.
    I got soaking wet.
    But I stayed outside.
    I stayed outside.
    The rain was sweet.
    The rain was warm.
    The rain was soft.
    It reminded me of home.
    It was raining,raining,raining
    hard.
    It was falling,falling,falling on
    the stars.
    It was raining,raining,raining
    hard.
    It was falling,falling,falling on
    the stars.
    Sort rain
    Raining,raining
    Warm rain
    Raining,raining
    Sweet soft raining,raining.
    warm rain raining,raining.
    Sweet soft raining,raining.
    war rain raining,raining.

    Criteria:
    25%-diction and
    pronunciation
    25%-interpretation
    30%-originality and
    creativity
    10%-costume and props
    10%-audience impact

    JAZZ CHANT PIECE


    "RAIN"

    JAZZ CHANT PIECE


    It was raining, raining,
    raining hard.
    It was falling on my head.
    It was falling on the stars.
    It was falling on my shoes.
    I got soaking wet.
    I got soaking wet.
    But I stayed outside.
    I stayed outside.
    The rain was sweet.
    The rain was warm.
    The rain was soft.
    It reminded me of home.
    It was raining,raining,raining
    hard.
    It was falling,falling,falling on
    the stars.
    It was raining,raining,raining
    hard.
    It was falling,falling,falling on
    the stars.
    Sort rain
    Raining,raining
    Warm rain
    Raining,raining
    Sweet soft raining,raining.
    warm rain raining,raining.
    Sweet soft raining,raining.
    war rain raining,raining.

    Criteria:
    25%-diction and
    pronunciation
    25%-interpretation
    30%-originality and
    creativity
    10%-costume and props
    10%-audience impact

    "RAIN"
    It was raining, raining,
    raining hard.
    It was falling on my head.
    It was falling on the stars.
    It was falling on my shoes.
    I got soaking wet.
    I got soaking wet.
    But I stayed outside.
    I stayed outside.
    The rain was sweet.
    The rain was warm.
    The rain was soft.
    It reminded me of home.
    It was raining,raining,raining
    hard.
    It was falling,falling,falling on
    the stars.
    It was raining,raining,raining
    hard.
    It was falling,falling,falling on
    the stars.
    Sort rain
    Raining,raining
    Warm rain
    Raining,raining
    Sweet soft raining,raining.
    warm rain raining,raining.
    Sweet soft raining,raining.
    war rain raining,raining.

    Criteria:
    25%-diction and
    pronunciation
    25%-interpretation
    30%-originality and

    creativity

    10%-costume and props


    10%-audience impact

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