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The document provides an overview of the music program at Bywood Elementary School. It describes the music curriculum for each grade level from 1st through 5th grade, including rhythm, tonal, and recorder activities. It also discusses opportunities for band, orchestra, chorus, and special performance groups. The program aims to develop students' musical skills and have them perform at school concerts and community events. Research presented shows that music enhances memory and stimulates brain development.
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- 1. Welcome to Music Class! A brief overview of our music program. Dr. Maryanne. J. Kane 2009-2010
- 2. There are many exciting music adventures for our students to discover here at Bywood Elementary School. All students are encouraged to make the most of these musical opportunities!
- 18. Pictures of our Music Room
- 19. Full view
- 21. sideviewofromm
- 26. drums