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Supplements to Academics
Computer Lessons
Foreign Language Lessons
Music Lessons The music curriculum begins with a look at the origins and history of music. Students learn about the sections of the orchestra (strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion) and the instruments that make up each section, sometimes with visits from parent-musicians. They learn about and listen to works by a variety of composers from all over the world. Students learn about the four sections that make up a choir (soprano, alto, tenor, bass), parts of the song (e.g. melody, rhythm), and begin to use vocabulary associated with music (e.g. "forte" means loud, "piano" means soft, "fortissimo" means very loud, "pianissimo" means very quiet.) Students are shown the basics of musical notation and learn to recognize the different notes on a staff. Of course students also learn to sing a variety of songs throughout the year. Elementary students also learn to play the recorder, and in doing so, begin to learn how to read music. |
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