Choir Notice - Nov 4/09

The choir has been asked to sing at the Remembrance Day Assembly at our school on Tues, Nov 10th at 10:45am.  Choir members will need to wear their blue jeans and choir t-shirts.  I have placed the order for new choir t-shirts, but they will not be here by next week.  However, I do have a box of used choir t-shirts.  So, for Tuesday's performance, I will lend a choir t-shirt to each student who needs one.

AND.......Mark these dates on your calendars for upcoming performances for the school choir:

Friday, November 27th................Liverpool Tree-Lighting (6:30pm)

Sunday, December 6th ...............Kiwanis Christmas Concert (7:00pm)

Wednesday, December 9th ........ Dr. JC Wickwire Grades 4,5,6 Christmas Concert (7:00pm)

(Mrs. Crouse)

Click here to visit Music Monday's web page and listen to the song

WHAT IS MUSIC MONDAY?

Music Monday is a very special demonstration of our love of music - in our lives and in our schools. On the first Monday of May each year, students and teachers take their music programs outside into the open air of their school grounds or into their communities, to perform a short concert. There are outdoor concerts right across the country from the elementary level right through to secondary schools - some small celebrations, some large. Some will perform on their own; others will collaborate with local schools and organizations. Many community and professional organizations and ensembles are also involved, along with musicians and artists across the country.

The magic of the event is that at the same point during that day, that is, at 10 am Pacific  time, 11 am Mountain time, 12 pm Central time, 1 pm Eastern time and 2 pm Atlantic time, and 2:30 in Newfoundland, schools right across the country are united by one piece of music. Simple and inspiring, this melody is provided to schools in a variety of arrangements suitable for primary choirs through to senior high school bands and ensembles. In short, it is a piece of music that transcends all genres and unites everyone through the melody and the act of performing it at the same time. The idea is that if one were to open the front door of his or her home and stand on the street on the first Monday in May, one would hear music and the skies would be filled with melody.