November15, 2020.
As promised, here is the choralography for Jingle Bell Rock! Enjoy!
Click here!
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November 5, 2020
This week we have been listening to Symphony No.40, written by the brilliant musician, Mozart.
Click here for a short biography on his brief life.
November 1, 2020
Dear Parents. Guardians, Students:
Our Remembrance Day Assembly will be a virtual one this year, with students remaining in their classes while a video of the assembly is played. This video is a cooperative effort between South Slope and BCSD and will contain many of the traditional parts we have come to know and love such as “In Flander’s Fields” in ASL, and our candle lighting ceremony.
Students are welcome to bring a donation to the poppy fund for veterans all this week. Please put your money in an envelope or baggie and give it to your teacher.
On Tuesday, November 10, we are asking that South Slope students wear their white tops and dark pants/skirts/tights this day as a sign of respect for all the men and women who have served our country and sacrificed their own lives so that we can continue to enjoy the many freedoms we have to this day. Bryan Adams, a Canadian musician, wrote a song honoring the people who have received the Victoria Cross which is the highest medal of valor given in Canada.
Click here to see this video.
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Open in new tab Hello South Slope Families:
Here is a lovely Thanksgiving song that you can all sing together!
Mrs. Fierro
Hello Everyone:
Thanksgiving is next Monday, October 12. It just wouldn’t be Thanksgiving in Mrs. Fierro’s College of Musical Knowledge if we didn’t have my favourite song on the blog. So, here it is….
Enjoy!
You are invited to visit Camp Canada! Click on different items for songs and have fun!
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Dear South Slope Students:
I have really enjoyed all your submissions this term as we made remote learning our way to make music. Please submit any final activities you’ve completed to my email address by Friday, June 5.
The address again is: teresa.jukich@burnabyschools.ca
If you looked at posts on the blog, but did not complete any activities, I would still appreciate some feedback on what activities you enjoyed. This will help me immensely as we move forward in September! Here is another link to the sheet.
“I think music in itself is healing. It’s an explosive expression of humanity. It’s something we are all touched by. No matter what culture you’re from, everyone loves music.” – Billy Joel
MUSIC AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Songs, or instrumental pieces have special meaning in some families. Often this song makes you remember events from the past, or is a special song that everyone loves to sing. Choose a song, or instrumental piece and reflect on the piece by completing the Response Sheet.
response sheet for Music Autobiography project
And feel free to send along a recording of your song either by YouTube link, or….even your family singing this song together!
HERE ARE SOME CHOICES:
- A song your family used to sing to you.
- A song your family always sings with they get together.
- A song or piece of music from your culture (it does not have to be English or have words)
- A song that your family loves for YOU to sing to THEM.
- A song your family always listens to when they are together.
- A song from a family favourite movie or TV show.
- A song that makes you think of a family member (grandmother, uncle, mom, cousin….)
Choose one of the topics above and complete the Response Sheet. Send the sheet, and any videos or links to: teresa.jukich@burnabyschools.ca