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Sat. MAY 27 : PLAY-A-THON FOR ALL students 
Our FIRST EVER Fund raiser: NECESSARY to KEEP MATT STRONG

PLAY-A-THON SCHEDULE:

ADVANCED STUDENTS / Raechel and Mckenna Thompson DUET 11am to 1pm
     N.B. Advanced students will be contacted via email to confirm attendance

BEGINNERS arrive at 12:45 Play at 1pm till 2 pm,
             with assistance of  Intermediate ensemble and solo players
 N.B.     Confirmation of attendance with Yogita is required

Kevin Ni FLUTE: 2 pm to 2:20 pm 
 
INTERMEDIATES arrive at  2:10 Play 2:20 pm toll 3:30 pm   
     with INTERMEDIATE SMALL ENSEMBLES

Northern Lights Ensemble3:30 pm to 4pm

Lots of fun for all- Show off what you will be playing at the CONCERT -in STAPLES COURT (south entrance beside Staples on Steeles Ave.)
We ask every student to aim for  $100  worth of pledges.
 FIVE pledges of $20 will do it. There is a prize for largest pledge amount!
Till the Schedule is available this week in class, Please reserve 12pm  to 4pm

Sat June 10:

ADVANCED STUDENTS AUDITION : for O CANADA AT "CELEBRAMPTON" EVENT  in Garden Square June 10 .
Watch HERE this week for updates !!


SLIDE SHOW: We need photos of individuals and groups in each class for a concert slide show- If you can help, Please bring your phone or camera and we can set up some great shots!

NB: ALL students participate in the concert and dress rehearsal- the most important event of the MATT year! Advance notice must be given to Yogita and Ms. Currie if unable to attend for any reason.

1. Location of June 6 rehearsal 5pm and June 13 CONCERT 4:30 arrival / 6pm Concert is Holland Christian Homes, 7900 McLaughlin Rd. Plan to arrive no later than start time. Parking is difficult- car pool if possible. Make your travel arrangements today! Notify Yogita if you need a ride.


2. Concert dress: purple MATT t-shirts with colorful or black skirt/pants, dress shoes
3. What to bring: music stand with name on it, instrument
4. Music to bringFolder, containing only concert music - hand in all other items before .

Please Note corrected !!!! MATT DATES: 
These are ALL Tuesdays!!
  1. June 6 Dress rehearsal  5 pm to 7pm
  2. June 13:  Final Concert  (4:30 arrival 6pm concert).
  3. June 20:  Year End Party  at Ms Currie's home 4-to 6 pm

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HOMEWORK !!



  Beginners:  

DETAILED PRACTICE  CHARTS REQUIRED FOR START OF ALL CLASSES ALL homework listed below must be practiced during the week- at least 2 or 3 times each.


THEORY  Homework hand out. Joanna, Lilly, Joah, Aaron, Jeremiah. 
                                                       

 1. Music READING : AFS Review # 46, NEW  # 47,51,53,55 
                                               REVIEW: 65, NEW: #66, 67, 69   read, and learn well-
     

2. CONCERT  FINALE :PALLADIO:  Write in note names , practice playing those bars You are going to love this piece!
                                   

 3. CONCERT:  Long, long ago:  ALL lines to be learned well , with correct short and long bows

                
  4 D scale- Listen for perfect tuning of notes; Check sitting /standing position, bow grip, straight bow, whole bows

 5 CONCERT: Review Twinkles : To play in JUNE CONCERT Long Bows
                                           Mississippi Hot Dog- middle bow  
                                           Run Pony  full and short bows

 REMINDERS to help with Theory  HOMEWORK:                                          
 Reading your staff notes from bottom line up:
Violins: 5 lines: Every Good Boy Deserves Fun.  
              4 spaces : F A C E 

Violas: 5 lines:  (FACE +G) OR Fat  American  Cats Eat  Garbage    
             4 spaces: Great Big Dogs Fight

Cellos and  Bass: 5 lines: Great Big Dogs Fight Always
                                 4 spaces: All Cows Eat Grass
                        

   

       Intermediates: 
                         DETAILED Practice charts required for start of all classes - 

    Practice each item below at least 3 times per week:

1CONCERT AFS Book: # 165 - A: violin 1 B: violin 2,  viola and cello 

2.Scale of G
3. CONCERT Heart and Soul: ALL
                                        
4.. CONCERT MARCH. Pr. of Denmark -ALL 
              REVIEW with careful counting and military precision!  

5.SCALE of F - (for PALLADIO) :practice reading and playing all notes on your F scale handout, including added higher notes.

6.CONCERT FINALE PALLADIO! ALL students  play at end of concert
Write in note names if needed Work on perfecting one bar at a time- then add the next bar

7. CONCERT OPENINGAll students play O Canada- practice all parts at home

8. SMALL ENSEMBLES- Practice to perform for class !! and CONCERT: DUETS 
                                                   Jonathan,/Nathan/Johann J. : Judas Maccabeus
                                                               Saige /JohanR :  Blue Bells of Scotland


                                                                                

       Advanced: 
                           DETAILED Practice charts required for start of class every week 

       1. CONCERT opening:  O CANADASTRONG and PROUD:  Also June 10 event Audition piece for possible inclusion in major Brampton event performance -- learn it to perfection!!  

       2.CONCERT: Intermezzo from *Cavaliera Rusticana - study, name notes and learn ALL
           *Watched  it on YOU TUBE YET? THIS HELPS to learn the melody -everyone plays it

       3.Scale of G - TWO octaves
        CONCERT: Besame Mucho - Continue to work on : ALL, with correct repeats,
                                - remember to work on HARD parts most!

       4.. CONCERT: Grieg "Holberg Suite": Gavotte practice style changes 

      5. Scale of F major.  2 octves plus all notes above  in 1st position
          CONCERT FINALE :PALLADIO 
          Learn 16th note bars one at a time- slow, then quick, till they become fun to play!

       6. CONCERT ENSEMBLES.  Vivaldi group. preparing ALL for Concert performance


 "MUSIC is a MORAL LAW. IT GIVES SOUL to the UNIVERSE.." 
                                                                                                  PLATO 5th century, BC 
                             


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