Dear
Intermediate Singers and Families,
Thank
you for a focused and productive rehearsal this week! Important reminder for next week’s rehearsal: Singers, please bring a hat with you to
rehearsal next week, as we are learning choreography for "Hats". The
hat must be easily put on and taken off with just one hand, and made out of
stiff enough material that it holds its form. (A wool winter hat or tilley hat, for example,
would NOT work.) Ideal hats are costume or real bowlers, fedoras, boaters, top
hats, cowboy hats, sombreros, straw hats,
or halloween hats like a hard hat, sailor cap, police cap, etc.
If you
don’t own any hats like the ones described above, try Diddams at 1952 W El
Camino Real, Mountain View. I bought a perfect black hat there the other day
for under $3!
Lost
and Found
Several
items have been picked up from the March 8th Festival. Please
email cassie@cantabile.org if you are
missing any of the following:
- blue zip-up sweater with hood and small white logo
- blue and grey zip-up sweater with USA logo
- black zip-up sweater with hood and large green and white “quiksilver” logo
- GAP hoody
- dark Old Navy pants, size 12
- blue and grey zip-up sweater with USA logo
- black zip-up sweater with hood and large green and white “quiksilver” logo
- GAP hoody
- dark Old Navy pants, size 12
What To
Practice for the May 10th Concert
Click
on the titles to watch videos of the pieces you need to practice.
Hats (music begins at 0:58)
And
keep reviewing the African songs, too:
Musicianship
Intermediate A AND Intermediate Honor, you’re
finishing up to page 34 for next week. Please also ensure that you have
corrected all mistakes made on previous assignments. Books must be complete -
with all mistakes corrected and all CD questions answered - by the first
week of May, so please be sure to stay on top of your work from now
until the end of the term!
Intermediate Honor, in
addition to your workbook homework above, you are also working on your
chromatic scales (last page of skills challenge booklet). Remember to practice them
with a piano, returning to C after each new note.
Happy
Practicing!
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