This post first appeared on Mrs. Agati's Blog
Recently, I had the pleasure of being a part of the first ever All-Town Chorus Concert. A small group of our 5th-grade singers participated in this wonderful event. These students sang two songs with the entire group which consisted of singers from all 4 elementary schools, the middle school, and the high school, as well as performing the song In The Wild from our Pine Glen spring concert. This is an event that the music department plans to continue next year, and it will hopefully become a proud tradition int he town of Burlington. Here are a few videos from the event:
Showing posts with label BPS Music Department. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BPS Music Department. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 6, 2018
Friday, October 27, 2017
Day 38 - Spooky Sounds - Mrs. Agati - Pine Glen Music Room
This post originally appeared on Mrs. Agati's Blog
The music room has been full of spooky Halloween music! Here are few examples of what we’ve been playing and singing!
The music room has been full of spooky Halloween music! Here are few examples of what we’ve been playing and singing!
Thursday, March 9, 2017
Day 112 - Orchestration of Peter and The Wolf - Mrs. Niu and Mrs. Rzasa - Memorial School Music Dept.
This post first appeared on the Memorial School Music Blog
Here are Mrs. Gearin and Mrs. Farrell's classes performing Peter and the Wolf.
The students selected a hand percussion instrument for each character, then composed a short rhythm to be played when that character is mentioned in the story.
Here are Mrs. Gearin and Mrs. Farrell's classes performing Peter and the Wolf.
The students selected a hand percussion instrument for each character, then composed a short rhythm to be played when that character is mentioned in the story.
Friday, June 12, 2015
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Day 130 - String Update (Performance Day!) - Mrs. Rzasa and Mrs. Niu - Memorial School Music
This post first appeared on the Memorial School Music Blog
Today was PERFORMANCE DAY for the 3rd Graders!! (4th Graders are working on their challenging concert music). This is an opportunity for each student to play a piece that represents their best. Below are some of the benefits of Performance Day:
- Students play for, and inspire, their peers
- Students gain independence playing alone
- The more frequently they perform, the less nerves there will be come concert time
- I can more accurately assess each student, and help them one-on-one
- Each student becomes a teaching tool for the others in class, and students may offer suggestions to help their peers.
- It's fun!
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PERFORMANCES
(note: not all students choose to be videotaped)
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