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Rush-Henrietta Central Schools ~ Music Department ~. September 8, 2014. Rush-Henrietta Central Schools ~ Music Department. Information for Beginning Instrumental Music Parents September 8, 2014. Sewing the seeds of our future musicians!. Why MUSIC ?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Rush-Henrietta Central Schools ~ Music Department ~
September 8, 2014
Rush-Henrietta Central Schools ~ Music
DepartmentInformation for
Beginning Instrumental
Music Parents
September 8, 2014
Sewing the seeds of our future musicians!
Why MUSIC?
Last year, 438 students began learning to play a musical instrument (band or orchestra)
This year, 239 of them continue to play (55%)
The true benefits of a music education are the result of: sustained involvement over time committed practice and support from parents, teachers and the
music community
Who Do We Have Here??
Parent Handbook
Meet the Orchestra FacultyElementary SchoolsChelsea Hill - Fyle, ShermanLindsey Doyle - Crane, WinslowRachel Lauber - Leary
Middle SchoolsRoth MS ~ Nicole Walton, Rachel Lauber, Carol
Lamica, Pam Quinlan
Burger MS ~ Geoff Jones
NGA/High SchoolDavid Kluge & Chelsea Hill
Meet the Band Faculty
Elementary Schools
Annette Muller ~ Crane, Leary, Winslow
Jill Pringle ~ Fyle, Sherman, Winslow
Middle Schools
Burger MS ~ Rich Thompson, Kate Rolland
Roth MS ~ Heather Mate, Lauren Rubin
NGA/High SchoolScott Cannan & Sean Joseph
MUSIC BOOSTERS!Rush-Henrietta Music Parents
Association
[email protected] mail: 359-5183
#1972http://rhmpa.rhnet.org
President ~ Tori-Kate Davis
Expectations
Bring instrument to school for lessons & rehearsals
Take your instrument home (Do not leave it in school!!)
Store instrument securelyCheck with homeowners/renters
insuranceExplore music store insurance
Practice on a daily basisCare of instrumentConcert attendance
Lessons
Fourth Grade• Two 30 minute
lessons per week• Large groups of
mixed instruments
• Report Cards every 10 weeks
Fifth Grade• One 30 minute lesson
per week• Rotating lesson
schedule• 4-6 students per
group• Report cards every 10
weeks• Ensemble rehearsal 1
day per week
Obtaining an Instrument
• Music Dealers• Music & Arts Center and Atlas Music• Reputable• Back-up their products• Service the instruments• Service the school (weekly visits) – can order
supplies (instruments even!) over the phone, pay with credit card and they will deliver it to the school
• Additional String Specialty Stores listed in your packet
• What to look for:• New vs. Demo (used), Warranty, Insurance• Discount for buying outright?• What is the start-up cost?
Reminders
• Please have your child’s instrument in time to start lessons on Monday, September 15th
• If you have not registered for lessons yet, be sure to speak to your school’s music teacher before you leave tonight!
• Students playing percussion need to get a percussion kit
• Visit the music dealer representatives, they are here to help you make your choice
What do I need to get started?STRINGS:
• Lesson book• Essential Elements Interactive, Book 1 (orange) for
your instrument (violin, viola, cello, bass)• Shoulder rest, rosin, rockstop• Music stand
BAND:• Lesson book
• Essential Elements Interactive, Book 1 for your instrument (trumpet, clarinet, etc…)
• Instrument-specific accessories (mallets, neck straps, reeds, etc…)
Music Stand
*Check your teacher’s webpage for more accessories
Break-out Sessions!
BANDFyle, Sherman & Winslow Band – front, right side of the Auditorium (Interpreter - Jessica Ziomek)Crane and Leary Band – front, left side of the Auditorium
ORCHESTRAFyle and Sherman Orchestra – Band Room (D109)Crane and Winslow Orchestra – Chorus Room (D107)Leary Orchestra – Orchestra Room (D 110)
Thank You!!