Mrs. E. Comeau (Music)

Music

Posted: June 9, 2020

THANK YOU!!!

A special THANK YOU goes out to all the moms, dads, grammies, grampies, aunts, uncles....to all the important people in our lives who are supporters of the King Street Elementary Music Program!!  It has been a joy putting a program together for all of you. Thank you for having such great kids to teach!!  I loving watching our students faces as they come on stage with the gym FULL of special people there to see justthem.  Butterfly moments that are replaced with a job to do ...perform! Grandparents Day, Remembrance Day, Christmas concert, Music Festival and Blacklight shows are a few of the BIG moments that our students will not forget! Thank you for being in the audience with your encouraging applause!  Our students have been asked to perform at various times through out the city. Thank you for taking your child here and there and letting them bring the joy of music to others. Many memories have been made with many more to come!

 A special thanks goes out to my grade 5 parents! It has been a delight to teach your child over the years. The students and I know how much practice it took to make those elementary memories!!  You will look back at these moments and SMILE!

I tell my students often that I have the best job in the school. 

Guess what????

I DO!!!

Have a great summer!

Mrs. Comeau :o)

Posted: June 1, 2020

SFS KIDS Fun With Music!

SFS KIDS Fun With Music

There is so much to discover with this SFS KIDS website! This week please explore "THE RADIO" on the home page.  Discover the 6 listening channels. Each channel has a theme. Channel #1 gives a great examples of the different families of the orchestra. Can you find the channel where the orchestra can sound like many different kinds of animals? Find the tune that sounds like the "cat" from the popular musical story "Peter and the Wolf". 

Have Fun :o)

Posted: May 25, 2020

ODE TO JOY

ODE TO JOY

A SUNNY shout out to all my recorder players!

In music class we would be well on our way mastering our "black belt" in Recorder Karate. Beethoven's classic work from his Ninth Symphony - 'Ode to Joy' is the black belt recorder piece. This is a popular piece on the recorder. Learn it by ear and impress your family and frinds! :o)

Posted: May 25, 2020

SFS KIDS Fun With Music!

SFS KIDS Fun With Music

Welcome to the San Francisico Symphony Kids Site.  Fun for the whole family!!  Lots to explore... Find the MUSIC LAB on the home page and explore activities with the elements of music such as tempo, rhythm, pitch,harmony and more!  Please click on "harmony" and listen to how a melody can sound "happy", "sad" and "spooky"This interactive site has lots to offer. Make a tune with THE COMPOSERIZER. Compose a variety of melodies and have them play back to you.

Have Fun :o)

Posted: May 19, 2020

Sing Along Story Book

Sing Along Story Book

THE ANIMAL BOOGIE

King Street students I miss listening to your beautiful voices!! Have fun singing along with Fred Penner!

 

 

 

Posted: May 19, 2020

Forte Piano

Forte Piano

Forte = loud

Piano = quiet

When do we play and sing forte?

When do we play and sing piano?

Posted: May 19, 2020

In The Hall of the Mountain King

In The Hall of the Mountain King

Find a wooden spoon, a pot and play along! Rhythmic play alongs are lots of fun!  Follow the rhythmic notatin of ta and ti ti or listen to this piece and follow its rhythm. Have fun :o)

Posted: May 12, 2020

Recorder

Recorder

Hello my fellow recorder players!  We have focused on the notes B A G.   This weeks web link is a continuation of the last recorder web link posted on this site.  This site offers the support for proper fingering, note naming and the opportunity to play along with the accompniment track. Please warm up with songs 1-5.

Starting with song #6THE BOAT SONG  New note E  

Practice time means...keep trying and do your best... having patience because....practice makes better :o)

 

Posted: May 12, 2020

5 Effective Ukulele Strumming Patterns

5 Effective Ukulele Strumming Patterns

 Here are a few strumming patterns to try on your ukulele this week. Most of us so far have been been strumming on the beat. It is time to try some different strumming patterns.  Choose one that will work for you! Practicing takes time and patience :o)

REMEMBER TO TUNE YOUR UKE 

How did everyone make out with the tunes suggested so far?  Keep me posted ...

emily.comeau@nbed.nb.c 

Posted: May 12, 2020

Music All Around

Music All Around

I know many students are at home making and creating.  Please take a look at this weeks video showcasing creative instruments from arond the world. What could you make and ceate at home? Have fun!

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