Reynold ScottJazz It Up! Artists: Reynold Scott (baritone sax and flutes) and three accompanying
artists |
What's That Thing You're Playing?Reynold Scott presents a workshop that incorporates many different types of unusual instruments some that students may have heard about but have never seen or used. From woodwinds to brass, Reynold will present an engaging program of sound and instrumental history. Artist: Reynold Scott |
More programs by this artist: Residencies & Family & Community |
The Smudge FundaesBully Be Gone!
Grades: K-2, 3-6 Books Rule!Start with catchy, upbeat songs, add bright colorful costumes and
props and lots of audience participation and you've got a fabulous
show about reading! "Your presentation captured everyone's attention,
imagination and applause!" Nancy Hatalsky, Reading Teacher,
Lessenger School, Madison Heights, MI Grades: K-2; 3-6 |
Save the Planet!Students and adults need to team up to keep our earth safe and
healthy. Students will clap, sing and even sign along as they learn
about saving our earth! "Highly creative with a great message
for everyone!" Gail Castle, Taylor School District, Taylor,
MI Grades: K-2; 3-6 |
Healthy Body and Mind!An exciting, interactive, musical performance about the inportance
of good health and fitness. This show reinforces how to care for
our bodies, both inside and out! "An instant hit with staff
and students...interactive, fun and maximum audience participation," Margaret
Maronese, VP, St. Bernadette School, Oakville, ON Grades: K-2; 3-6 |
Play it Safe!Using fun, clever, informative songs and situations, The Smudge
Fundaes help reinforce important safety issues for children. "Invigorating
and entertaining...many lessons were learned by our students." Tania
Steinhofer, Father Clair Tipping School, Brampton, ON Artists: Sandie Thomson and Suzanne Nicks |
More programs by this artist: Family & Community |
String Dancers
The World Loves to DanceFrom folk to classical, from jig to tango, String Dancers extend students' knowledge and appreciation of the world's cultures through the sounds and rhythms of dance from around the globe. The programs also includes a short demonstration of the basic sounds and construction of the string instruments as well as common string techniques used in playing the dance movements of the program. Audience participation through dance and playing of rhythm instruments is incorporated. Artists: Charles Johnson (1st violin), Judith Trail (2nd violin),
Peter Van Scozza (viola) and David Meyer (cello) |
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The history of jazz comes alive through the sounds of this exciting
American art form, from spirituals to fusion and all that came
in between. This program uses the elements in jazz improvisation
to teach students about the structure and dynamics of jazz. The
group will play music familiar to students and demonstrate the
uses of rhythm and improvisation.
A compelling, thought-provoking, musical presentation using "quiz
show" questions, role play, humor, verbal comebacks and common
sense. "The best bully presentation we have had at our school," Linda
Milloy, St. Marks School, Beamsville, ON
String Dancers, a Buffalo based string quartet, was created to
promote recognition and understanding of the world's cultures through
the sounds of ethnically based dance music.