The phrase "rehearsal practice" is correct and can be used in both spoken and written English.
For example: "John attended an hour-long weekly rehearsal practice with his choir to prepare for their upcoming performance."
From interviews with presenters, the authors uncovered mismatches between best rehearsal practices as recommended in the presentation literature, the actual rehearsal practices, and support for rehearsal in conventional presentation tool.
"That's my favorite work, the rehearsal rooms, practice rooms," he said.
It's a 35,000-square-foot building in the Hayes Valley neighborhood, including two theaters, rehearsal and practice spaces, and a cafe.
Actors are expected to be "off book" — know all their lines — from the first day of rehearsal, a practice that Americans often find disconcerting.
The band's rehearsal merged practice and problem-solving session, as Grizzly Bear decided how five people on a stage could reconstitute the album's kaleidoscopic textures.
Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida told CNN it takes her good friend "a tremendous amount of rehearsal and practice" to utter even a few sentences.
Some of the main pedagogical techniques employed during the workshop were: (1) lectures by specialists in the field; (2) presentations given by participants on specific topics; (3) group techniques addressed to retrieve information about particular life experiences; (4) intensive rehearsal and practice of skills; (5) group presentation and discussion of gerontological study cases.
It's delusional because you are never in control, but you think you are because you have done weeks of rehearsals and practice and know, 'Yes, I can do this.' That is when you let go of yourself".
And because the play was more than three hours and he only had to be onstage for an hour and 15 minutes, he spent the other two hours in a sound-proof rehearsal room practicing voicings for "Some Other Stuff," which he recorded three months after Baldwin's play opened.
