DATE: Thursday, October 4, 2012
TIME: 7:00pm
PLACE: JCHS Auditorium
ADMISSIONS: FREE
Refreshments will be served immediately following the concert.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Sleeping Beauty (puppet)
I did not know this, but The Center for Puppetry Arts is also putting on a performance of Tchaikovsky's "Sleeping Beauty" (normally a ballet.) Here's the info from the website:
"Join hero Prince Stefan as he sets out to rescue the princess Aurora, and her family’s kingdom, asleep for almost one hundred years. Told from the prince's point of view, this adaptation of the much-loved fairy tale combines beautifully crafted marionettes with the timeless music from Tchaikovsky's ballet."
Showtimes and additional info can be found here.
Listen for the waltz Tchaikovsky wrote for the ballet, which was adapted by Disney as "Once Upon a Dream" and used in their movie version of the story.
"Join hero Prince Stefan as he sets out to rescue the princess Aurora, and her family’s kingdom, asleep for almost one hundred years. Told from the prince's point of view, this adaptation of the much-loved fairy tale combines beautifully crafted marionettes with the timeless music from Tchaikovsky's ballet."
Showtimes and additional info can be found here.
Listen for the waltz Tchaikovsky wrote for the ballet, which was adapted by Disney as "Once Upon a Dream" and used in their movie version of the story.
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Events around town!
Every once in a while, I'll post events that are happening in the area. Hopefully you will enjoy them!
The Center for Puppetry Arts is performing a show of one of the most famous classical pieces written for children. "Peter and the Wolf" (music written by Sergei Prokofiev) is a story which is used to introduce kids to different instruments in the orchestra.
I do need to warn you that there are many versions of this story and some versions may be upsetting for kids as the Duck is eaten by the Wolf. Sometimes they revive him at the end and in some they do not. You may want to call the venue to see which story they are planning to use and use your disecretion as to if it is something you want to expose your children to.
If you do attend, I want to challenge the parents to see if you can recognize which movie used the Wolf's theme. (Hint: it plays for 24 hours every year!)
You can find more information here. (The link directs you to the Center for Puppetry Arts' website.)
Also, the Johns Creek Orchestra is doing a "Meet the Orchestra" program. Here's the description taken from their website:
"Calling all elementary and middle school students! Want to learn about the Orchestra? Want to hear some cool instruments and great music? Want to meet some awesome musicians? Come to "Meet the Orchestra!" and have a fun time with Stan-the-Music Man as you learn about the families of instruments."
You can find more information at their website
The Center for Puppetry Arts is performing a show of one of the most famous classical pieces written for children. "Peter and the Wolf" (music written by Sergei Prokofiev) is a story which is used to introduce kids to different instruments in the orchestra.
I do need to warn you that there are many versions of this story and some versions may be upsetting for kids as the Duck is eaten by the Wolf. Sometimes they revive him at the end and in some they do not. You may want to call the venue to see which story they are planning to use and use your disecretion as to if it is something you want to expose your children to.
If you do attend, I want to challenge the parents to see if you can recognize which movie used the Wolf's theme. (Hint: it plays for 24 hours every year!)
You can find more information here. (The link directs you to the Center for Puppetry Arts' website.)
Also, the Johns Creek Orchestra is doing a "Meet the Orchestra" program. Here's the description taken from their website:
"Calling all elementary and middle school students! Want to learn about the Orchestra? Want to hear some cool instruments and great music? Want to meet some awesome musicians? Come to "Meet the Orchestra!" and have a fun time with Stan-the-Music Man as you learn about the families of instruments."
You can find more information at their website
Friday, September 7, 2012
Dolvin Chorus starts on Monday!
If you did not turn in your permission slip by today, bring it in on Monday. Make sure you also bring a transportation note so that the front office knows you are supposed to stay!
You can also sign up online: http://dolvinmusicendicott.blogspot.com/p/dolvin-chorus.html. If you sign up this way, please make sure to do so before 8:00 AM on Monday Sept 10!
You can also sign up online: http://dolvinmusicendicott.blogspot.com/p/dolvin-chorus.html. If you sign up this way, please make sure to do so before 8:00 AM on Monday Sept 10!
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Recorders
Forms for recorders have been passed out to 4th and 5th graders at both schools. If you need to purchase one, please do not purchase a recorder from Target, Walmart, or any sort of dollar store! These instruments will be less money, but the quality is not good! It will make it harder for your student to be successful. Please purchase an instrument (Soprano Baroque recorder) from a music store such as (but not limited to):
Music and Arts
7331 North Point Pkwy
Alpharetta, GA
Music Matters
614 W Crossville Rd
Roswell, GA 30075
Music Matters
614 W Crossville Rd
Roswell, GA 30075
Music Matters
3630 Peachtree Parkway
Suwanee, GA
Music Matters
631 N Main St # 107
Alpharetta, GA
Ken Stanton Music
6010 North Point Pkwy
Alpharetta, GA 30022
Sam Ash Music
2999 Cobb Pkwy
Atlanta, GA 30339
Guitar Center
1455 Pleasant Hill Road Suite 401
Lawrenceville, GA 30044
Guitar Center
1901 Terrell Mill Rd. SE
Marietta, GA 30067
Marietta, GA 30067
Guitar Center
1485 Northeast Expressway
Atlanta, GA 30329
Atlanta, GA 30329
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