Mrs. Niu - niu@bpsk12.org Mrs. Rzasa - rzasa@bpsk12.org
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
Spring Concert- 2012
A BIG Congratulations to our 4th and 5th Grade Students for a WONDERFUL band and chorus performance last Thursday night! The chorus performed songs from various parts of the world in five different languages. They opened the chorus program singing in Swahili and ended the program with, "What a Wonderful World," which is the title of our chorus program. We look forward to more singing next year with our incoming 4th and 5th graders!
Thursday, April 26, 2012
4th and 5th grade Spring Concert!
We would like to invite you to our 4th and 5th grade Spring Concert!
Thursday, May 10 2012
7:00pm
**All students must report to the GYM at 6:40pm. Band students will check in with chorus first, then report to the music room at 6:45.
Concert attire is black bottoms (pants or skirt- no shorts) and a blue or green shirt. No logos please!
We look forward to seeing you there!
***Students with speaking/instrument playing parts will report to the gym promptly at 6:30pm.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
2nd Grade in-class performances!
Last week, second grade students performed for their peers in music class!
Mrs. Niu's classes learned a song called Che Che Koolay, an African call-and response song. A leader was chosen, along with percussionists on the conga drum, hand drums, maraca, and alto xylophones. Remaining students were singers/dancers!
Mrs. Rzasa's classes were the audience, until it was time to switch. They performed Haru Ga Kita, a song sung in Japanese and English to celebrate the coming Spring. Students played hand drums, finger cymbals, and boomwhackers.
We had a great time!
Mrs. Niu's classes learned a song called Che Che Koolay, an African call-and response song. A leader was chosen, along with percussionists on the conga drum, hand drums, maraca, and alto xylophones. Remaining students were singers/dancers!
Mrs. Rzasa's classes were the audience, until it was time to switch. They performed Haru Ga Kita, a song sung in Japanese and English to celebrate the coming Spring. Students played hand drums, finger cymbals, and boomwhackers.
We had a great time!
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