Saturday November 17 at 8 pm
at the Rose Theatre (Queen at Main)- just a few blocks away from us.There is nothing so inspiring for young players than to see and hear a live symphony orchestra right in front of their eyes. The Rosebud Orchestra, made up of children between the ages of 8 and 18, plays a few pieces right after intermission. Your child could play in this group some day-with practice of course!
SO I am hoping that one (or more) adult for each "Music At The Towers" child will purchase a ticket and take your young violinist or cellist to the concert FREE. I will send you via e-mail the poster and bring a copy to class.
This week Homework- .
LEVEL 2 - Aim for 5 practice days per week!
please see last week's homework - continue to practice all items.
NEW this week:
- All for Strings Book from # 86 to #94- slurs (2 notes in one bow)
- Joy to the World - remember the scale of D notes downwards from the top- and you've got it, violins! up to line 2 bar 2. Bowing for the first bar, practice on open string: DOWN -UP- UP- DOWN, then add fingers.
- Continue checking for correct bow and instrument hold positions
- Continue bowing the 3 different rhythms -see last week's blog
- Open string cycle -clear sound, straight bow
- Open-1 String Cycle- listen for correct tuning (doh- ray sound)
- Review Twinkle line 1: D D A A/ B B A_
open strings-long bows:
//: G_G_/D_D_/G_G_ /G___/
E_E_/G_G_/D_D_/ (1st time )D___://
(2nd time) G___ //
Note: we are learning more terms in the language of MUSIC!
/ to / is a "bar" or "measure" -4 counts
//: ://means repeat this section
// means the end
2. The D SCALE: sounds like : do ray mi fah so lah ti doh
Start on the D string: D_E_ F#_ G_
0_ 1_ 2(3)_3(4)_ (brackets)-for cello
then A string A_B_ C#_ D_
0_ 1_ 2(3)_3(4)
Have FUN! Keep up the good work!
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