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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the band seating chart in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your School Name and Group Name at the designated fields at the bottom of the chart.
  3. In Row 1, fill in the number of chairs and stands available for your ensemble. Use underscores to indicate the number of each.
  4. Continue filling out each subsequent row (Rows 2-6) with the respective percussion instruments listed, ensuring you note how many chairs are needed for each instrument.
  5. For any additional percussion instruments like gong/tamtam, make sure to include them in the provided space.
  6. Once completed, review all entries for accuracy before saving or printing your chart.

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Lets quickly dive into the basics: a seating arrangement usually means a mixed group of women and men. The woman considers the man sitting to her left as her dinner partner, and the man the woman to his right as his dinner partner.
With the musicians seated next to players of the same line, they will be better able to hear and see each other and, therefore, be in a better position to match timbre, articulation, intonation and all the little nuances that give a particular line character.
The traditional plan is for the host and hostess to sit at either end of the table, with the most important female guest on the hosts right and the most important man on the hostesss right. Some hosts prefer to sit opposite each other in the middle.
Tip # 1: A triangle has 3 corners and three sides, so three persons can sit at these corners and they are facing either the center or the direction opposite to the center. Tip # 2: If A is three people away from B is given then 3 1 = 2 people will sit between them.
When creating a seating chart, the position of honor is always to the right of the host. If you have more than one honored guest, then the second highest-ranking guest sits to your left.

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The basics of making seating arrangements are simple: Generally speaking, the host sits in the middle, the highest ranking guest is on their right side and the second highest ranking guest on their left and so on. Seating is also a great way to symbolise who we are, Jan van Kooten explains.
Three levels of seating (front, middle and rear) are indicated. The strings and harp are positioned at the front, the big band goes in the middle. At the rear, highest level part of the stage, we find woodwinds, horns and percussion.
A concert band is made up of woodwinds (flutes, clarinets, oboes, bassoons, saxophones), brass instruments (trumpets, French horns, trombones, baritones, tubas), and percussion.

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