8/25/2014

ONE BLOG for all classes :)




Dear parents and students, starting this year the Music and the Drama class blogs will be merged into one, "The Performing Arts" blog.
Since the Performing Arts course includes Music, Drama and Dance all in one I find it more convenient if you can look up the activities, homework, upcoming events etc. through one blog. 

Please click on the link below and you will be redirected to the Performing Arts blog.


If you would like to view the activity of the music course between the years 2010 - 2014, 
please scroll down.



6/13/2014

Music Treasure Hunt moved to Monday, June 16


Grade 5 VS Grade 6: 09:00 - 10:30

Grade 1 VS Grade 2: 11:00 - 12:15

Grade 3 VS Grade 4: 13:10 - 14:30


LET'S ALL HAVE FUN!!!

6/04/2014

MUSIC TREASURE HUNT IS NEXT WEEK!


The list of the songs has already been given to the students to practice.
If you need the link to any song, please contact me (fay.his@gmail.com)

HAVE FUN!!!

4/16/2014

Squirrels in my pants - Creative Dance Day

No words can describe  the fun, the positive energy and the rhythm of that day!
And it's all thanks to you and your awesome dancing!!
Enjoy the videos from your performance :)  ( for more videos, please visit our Drama Class blog)

12/02/2013

When Music meets FIne Arts


The best way to approach a period and understand why music was composed in a particular way is to sneak a peak to the general overview of this time.

Talking about Renaissance and Baroque music with the Grade 4s can be really fun, especially when we learn about Art in general.


Ashley and Rachel introduced the magical art of Raphael

and participated lively in the others' presentations :)
Wilson and Dahyun talked about Michaelangelo








11/15/2013

Music Gallery: more incredible pictures of the music symbols by Grade 2




 Enjoy some more picture of this incredibly inspirational work of our little grade 2s.



Now, Katrina will always remember what a time signature is!

Bass Clef has turned into a mommy with her baby sleeping together.

'We almost look alike!"

A natural can work also a bicycle!

See closer and you'll find that these two sweet eyes are the repeat sign on a barline...

A quarter rest is a baby :)

..and a single eighth note is a fisherman's rod.

Beamed eighth notes work very good as headphones too!

This is really funny!!!

A flat and a quarter are the best friends!

who said that music is not full of games?

Don't bully the flat!!

An accent can be a very dangerous thing!!

Another incredible inspiration from Shunta. A bass clef is a snail.

You can use a forte sign as a remote control for your Wii games!

This is scary!!!! (but so creative!!!)

If you want to set apart the ingredients in your hamburger, do it with a barline!

And a double barline can also be your front door!

Now isn't that beautiful? A treble clef is turned into a cello which reads...in bass clef!

A happy accented  note walking her dog :)

11/13/2013

Music Gallery; an incredibly creative world from Grade 2!


Children are an infinite inspiration for a teacher. The way they perceive the world around us can be a daily lesson for all of us to improve ourselves.

These are a few samples from the Music Gallery the Grade 2s created:

Did you ever imagine that you can cook on a whole rest?

poor beamed eights!

Hahaha!

A forte becomes an umbrella!

amd a sharp, part of a well.

Here is how a slur can drag all these baby notes

He was walking on rainbow bridges. How poetic can that be? 

Have you ever imagined to use a single eighth note as a lamp?

and a quarter rest becomes a dancing man!