Band begins with an instrument fitting where students try different instruments and get a feel for the ones that interest them most. With the director’s guidance, each student chooses a primary instrument. Learning how to read music and play an instrument is just the beginning of the engaging world of band. Performances in school, the local community, and beyond make for meaningful experiences that last a lifetime!
Students explore their passions and tastes while getting a little messy in the process. Students cook up delicious creations and learn the skills necessary to become experts at anything they set out to accomplish!
Students develop percussion skills while building coordination, strength, and musical ability. Drumline students learn the fundamentals of multiple percussion instruments, studying keyboard mallets as well as instruments like snare drum and bass drum. Heart-pounding performances are always in high demand.
Using imagination to explore the world around, in early childhood music, preschool children actively listen, sing, move, and dance. Students have lots of unique, fun experiences designed for their youthful imagination, creativity, and ability.
Students experience the ancient art of gardening while exploring themselves. With meaningful and fruitful projects that enhance their own surroundings and immediate environment, students enjoy the process of planting and growing.
Students explore music and the world while encountering basic music theory, and sharpen their performance skills in fun, educational, and engaging ways. Students share their music and engage in community service, performing for live audiences in authentic settings (e.g. nursing homes, class, school, and beyond). These opportunities are a real highlight and provide excitement and engagement for all students.
Students learn an instrument (e.g. guitar, keyboard, etc.) in a group-lesson setting with a focus on individual musicianship and performance technique. These classes emphasize fine motor coordination, rhythmic decoding, and music literacy.
Students produce original music, learn to appreciate different genres and styles, improve their listening skills, problem solve, and innovate, receiving and giving feedback in the process.
Seeing the world through their own lens, students learn to take advantage of opportunities, create their own shots, and capture works of art as they develop an understanding of the elements of art and the principles of design.
Scribing (a.k.a. Safrus or Safrut)
From start to finish, students learn how to become a real scribe. Students use tools and knives to create their own quills, study proportions of letters, and write on actual parchment. As students engage and persist in this process, they develop the ancient art and skill of scribing.
Students learn to play a string instrument of their choice (violin, viola, cello, double bass) as part of an ensemble. Learning how to read music and play an instrument is just the beginning. Performances in school, the local community, and beyond make for meaningful experiences that last a lifetime!
Theatre includes everything from acting and dancing to costuming, set design, props and all Front of House production elements. The sky is the limit for what we create while focusing on collaboration, integrity, and performance practice. Students work to understand the written word and represent it meaningfully for an audience. Performances bring out the brilliance of this process and ignite passion!
Behind the scenes, students work to develop wide skill sets within audio, lighting, and stagecraft. Students enjoy creating meaningful productions while working in professional settings during productions and events.
Students create original compositions and develop a working understanding of the elements of art and the principles of design. Students engage in their creative process, express thoughts and feelings, and explore their inner selves and the world around them at the same time.
Students use their hands and minds to create wooden projects of all sorts, from solid-wood reading stands to furniture, podiums, and shelving. Students learn from expert woodworkers focusing on technique, tools, and safety.
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