Grade 7 Band

Homework due Monday, June 8 - Meaning of Music (final assignment for 2019-2020)
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Grade 7 Band due June 8.pdf
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Homework due Monday, May 18 - Movie / TV Soundtrack Assignment
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Grade 7 Band due May 18.pdf
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Homework due Tuesday, May 5 - Video Playalong / Practice Log
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Grade 7 Band due May 5.pdf
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Week of April 20-24 (nothing due this week)

Check out the amazing musical tribute to healthcare workers by some of the world's top trumpet players, including one who is currently sick in hospital. Watch until the end, it is really spectacular.

Homework due Monday, April 20 - Listening Assignment
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Grade 7 Band due April 20.pdf
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Homework due Monday, April 13 - Practice & Record Yourself
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Grade 7 Band due April 13.pdf
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Homework due Monday, April 6 - Music Theory Worksheets
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Worksheet - Gr 7 Flute & Percussion.pdf
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Worksheet - Gr 7 Clarinet & Trumpet.pdf
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Worksheet - Gr 7 Trombone & Euphonium.pdf
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Check out these videos!

Flute - Jorge Pardo - Spain (with Chick Corea live in Barcelona)

Clarinet - Clarinet Quartet - Candide Overture

Trumpet - Alison Balsam - Hummel Concerto

Trombone - Trombone Shorty - Second Line

Euphonium - David & Robert Childs - Brilliante (with Gwent Alumni Brass Band)

Percussion & Electric Bass -
- Mark Walker, feat. Berklee percussion faculty - Island Hopping
- Steelpan and Jazz Vibes - Village Vibe

Brass Ensemble - The Canadian Brass - Carnival of Venice

Cleaning your Instrument

Flute:
- Wipe the lip plate with an alcohol wipe.

- Wash the cleaning cloth in the laundry. If you are concerned about the colour running, you can hand wash with laundry detergent.

Clarinet:
- Fill a short, narrow glass half-full with mouthwash. Place your mouthpiece upside down, ensuring the mouthwash does not touch the cork part of your mouthpiece.

- Wash the cleaning cloth in the laundry. If you are concerned about the colour running, you can hand wash with laundry detergent.

Saxophone:
- Fill a short, narrow glass 3/4 full with mouthwash. Place your mouthpiece upside down in the glass. The entire mouthpiece can be submerged. Soak for a few hours, rinse and dry.

- Wash the cleaning cloth in the laundry. If you are concerned about the colour running, you can hand wash with laundry detergent.

Trumpet, Trombone & Euphonium ONLY: How to give your instrument a BATH

*Make sure you have a cleaning snake, slide grease, and valve oil*

- Fill bathtub with warm (not hot) water and squirt of dish soap

- Take apart entire instrument (but set valves aside as the felt must not get wet. Also take note of the numbers on the valves)

- Soak instrument, slides and mouthpiece for 20 minutes

- Use snake to clean inside each piece

- Rinse, remove from water, and set all pieces on a towel to dry

- Grease all slides and then reassemble (the valves have numbers and must go back in the right order)