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This document provides information on the music class options available at Washburne for the 2017-2018 school year. Students can choose from classes focused on music technology, guitar, piano, musical theater, or chorus. The music technology class explores iPads, composition, world instruments, and coding. Beginning guitar and piano teach note reading, solo/ensemble playing, and arranging music. Musical theater is a two-trimester commitment involving acting, singing, and dance. Chorus meets multiple times a week and includes activities like caroling and a tour.
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Ealing London Independent Photography meeting - June 2024
Fashionista Chic Couture Mazes and Coloring AdventureA
Fashionista Chic Couture Mazes and Coloring AdventureA
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- 2. Class Choices Music Technology Beginning Guitar Beginning Piano Musical Theater Washburne Pops Chorus
- 3. Music Technology and Exploration Ipad Ensembles Composing Ukuleles Looping machine Drumming Music Coding Multicultural music: Anklungs, tinikling, saman
- 4. Beginning Guitar Note reading, TAB and chord charts Solo / Duets / Ensembles Student and teacher choice for repertoire Tune / change strings / arrange music / compose
- 5. Beginning Piano Book curriculum combined with choice Solo / Duets / Ensembles Music theory Compose and arrange pieces for level
- 6. Musical Theater 2 trimester commitment Co-taught with Ms. Markos (drama) Final performance for school and parents Act / Sing / dance
- 7. Washburne Pops NEW CLASS Pop, Rock, A Cappella, Do-Wop, Pentatonix More time for singing, technique work, skill building Must be in chorus*
- 8. Chorus EXTRA OPPORTUNITY - NOT an elective class You can do multiple ensembles Tuesday and Thursday Flex/ Wednesday Morning Fun activities: Movie Nights Caroling Thanksgiving Feast Solo and Ensemble Night Chorus Tour