(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Where's Mr. McBeath?
Student admits they don’t know difference between quarter and 8th note.
Mrs. Kessler gives up trying to get the projector to work.
Oboes smile smugly as they are asked to demonstrate how something goes.
You get your music for SOW the day of the concert.
A Madrigal Singers Tenor does not wash his tights over the duration of 25 Madrigal performances.
Entire section misses an entrance because they are busy watching a video on someone’s phone.
Student “accidentally” swears out loud after making a mistake.
Band Boys ask you to take yet another picture of them for Instagram.
Adam hijacks the screen share in choir rehearsal again.
Former choir director speaks for 30 minutes at the choir concert before conducting final piece!
Percussionist leaves room to "get mallets." Never comes back.
Percussion section is missing...again.
Trumpets shoot rubber bands at trombones during their rests in the senior solo piece.
Mr. McBeath doesn't know your name...and you're a senior.
Director cuts off right after you've counted 126 measures of rest.
Begale loses in arm wrestling contest with Mrs. Mah.
Rehearsal begins. All sections present except violins.
Mrs. Kessler has just one word for the choir:
RHY-THM
Someone fakes their way through entire rehearsal with no music.
Violin is in seat ready to go. Violin player is nowhere to be found.
Cymbals crash on the floor during a tender flute solo.
Dart game in the trumpet section.
Impromptu playing of the Trio medley from National Emblem in the trombone section.
Student begs for forgiveness after missing yet another coaching with Mrs. Mah.
Friday snakes last longer than orchestra rehearsal.
Entire class is late and walks in with milkshakes from “The Grind.”
Spirited game of Uno takes place in the pit.
Madrigal Singers sneak away 15 gallons of potato chips from Onwentsia Country Club.
Student takes a 43 minute bathroom break.
Student leaves to go to the bathroom as director stops rehearsal to work with just their section.
Entire back row is on their phones when they are supposed to be playing.
Big Begale is the only one dancing at the Friday Jam.
Another person is out with Covid...what's new?
Orchestra student sits on Tesla while eating "snakes."
Does Mr. Begale really like you just the way you are? ; )
Mrs. Kessler unwittingly dismisses Wind Ensemble 15 minutes early because someone helpfully "fixed the clock" on the back wall.
Choir students ask to take a break outside...for the 37th time.
Trumpets construct a tower of mutes while we rehearse the solo section in jazz band.
Altos can't find starting pitch because the one person they rely on for this is not in class that day.
Choir avoids singing for an entire week after they persuade Mr. Begale to discuss the emotional meaning of their music.
Band and Orchestra students beg to play Duel of the Fates. (again)
Yes, that is a student ID card stuck in the ceiling of the choir room. Actually, there are two of them!
Trumpet section builds tower of trumpet cases.
Tim Tuesdays!
Call time is 6:30. One person is there at 6:45.
A Pescar
A student will not make eye contact with Mrs. Mah following their Recital coaching.
Mr. McBeath changes bass drum head and discovers 20 “Froot by the Foot” wrappers.
Flute section starts giggling for no apparent reason.
Instrument breaks
#ripthecello
Mrs. Mah leaves dents in the armrests after riding on minibus in Chicago with Mr. Begale driving.
Mutiny ensues when no break is given on a block day.
Begale takes Sharks and Minnows way too seriously.
Violin section ignores all divisis and only plays high notes.
Mrs. Kessler realizes she may have a problem with the trumpet section.
Orchestra students leave orange popsicles in Mrs. Kessler's office refrigerator over the weekend, leading to a sticky orange surprise running down the file cabinet and onto the floor Monday morning.
Oboe player spills reed water all over the floor.
A Bel Canto Singer Dress is shortened by the use of double sided tape.
Mr. Begale threatens to pull another song from Balladiers the day of the concert. Chickens out.
Entire section out with Covid the week before the concert.
