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Mrs. Moore and myself are so EXCITED about our new chorus this year. There are 120 students in chorus and they are all talented, hardworking and ready to sing.
This year we are taking chorus to a higher level with new performance opportunities and a Spring Musical. Our efforts are under way for a successful fundriaser with Heritage Candles as well.
Please encourage your child to do their very best not only in chorus but in their academics. For Mrs. Moore and myself academics is top priority. Singers were given expectations for both behavior and grades and if these expectations aren't met they will know they will be placed on probation. I know that all will go well with these expectations and students will do everything they are suppose to do in being a great member of the Treble Tones Chorus.
Lastly, as a parent, you also have responsibilites. Please make sure your child attends chorus, is picked up on time, you volunteer your time if possible and that your child comes to all performances. We enjoy teaching your child how to sing and we hope that you will do everything to make sure your child has a wonderful singng year.
If you have any questions or concerns please email us at teasleysmusicteacher_gmail.com.
Sing-Cerly,
Roxanne Mungin, Director and Marcia Moore, Assistant Director
UNIFORM ATTIRE FOR OUR UPCOMING PERFORMANCE IS:
PURPLE POLO SHIRT
LONG SLEEVE WHITE TURTLE NECK SHIRT
BLACK PANTS
AND
DARK SHOES.
SMYRNA COMMUNITY CENTER
Lyrics for Holiday Songs.doc
TEASLEY TREBLE TONES CHORUS
Treble Tones is the Teasley Elementary School chorus. Students who are members of Treble Tones are in the 3rd, 4th and 5th grades. Singers obtain membership through invitation. Students who are invited show a strong love for music, singing, and demonstrate high academic achievement and citizenship.
Treble Tones has received both Superior and Excellent ratings at the Georgia Music Educators Association Large Group Evaluations and 1st place winnings with Music in the Parks festivals.
Annual performances include the Smyrna Tree Lighting, Vinings Jubilee Tree Lighting, Teasley's Holiday Breakfast and Teasley PTA Supper Nights.
Other notable performances include singing the National Anthem for the Georgia Force Arena Football season opener, singing for Cumberland Mall grand opening, caroling at the Georgia Aquarium and singing for the Brighton Gardens Nursing Home in Smyrna.
CHORUS MOTTO:
SINGING TO UPLIFT AND INSPIRE
GEORGIA MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION
LARGE GROUP
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
On February 17th Treble Tones will go to evaluation. The chorus will be judged by college professors and clinicians in the field of chorus music. This is a huge performance, for this is the performance where the group receives a grade for their performance and vocal technique.
Treble Tones will sing two well known pieces,
Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel and Oliver Cromwell.
Large Group Evaluation will take place at
Piedmont Baptist Church
570 Piedmont Road
Marietta, GA 30066
11:30-11:45 AM
Lunch will be at Stevie B's (Smyrna) following performance. This is a school field trip. About 15 chaperones are needed for the day. If you are able to chaperone please contact Mrs. Mungin.
Parents below are some helpful instructions for a successful candle sell. Please read the instructions and follow accordingly. Following these procedures will help us have a successful fundraiser.
Thanks for SUPPORTING TEASLEY TREBLE TONES!!!
1. Have your child to write their name on their envelope.
2. Have your child to write their teacher's name on the envelope.
3. Each singer is responsible for selling 10 candles. Collect money at the time of sell.
4. For every 10 candles that each singer sells, they will earn ENCORE BUCKS. They will trade these in for hard core cash!!!
5. All orders are due November 3rd.
6. The only form that should be returned is the "Complete and Final Order" form.
7. On the tally form you should tally up all the candles that are sold.
8. Count all the money and send in with the "Complete and Final Order" form.
9. No order forms should be turned in. Only send in money and tally form.
10. All checks should be made out to Teasley Elementary School.
11. Please write singer's name in the MEMO section of the check.
Candles will be delivered two weeks after the whole chorus order has been submitted.
***Students who sell 10 or more candles will have a $15 discount off of their admissions to Six Flags in May.
JANUARY
12TH, 19TH, AND 26TH
FEBRUARY
2ND, 9TH AND 16TH.
REHEARSALS ON THE 9TH
AND 16TH
WILL END AT 4:00 PM
Treble Tones Contract .doc
AUDITION REQUEST FORM.pdf
MONOLOGUES FOR AUDITIONS.pdf
Teasley Treble Tones
presents
"ALADDIN"
May 18-19, 2012
at
7:00 PM
Campbell High School
Auditions
February 23rd and 24th, 2:30-6:00.
Audition times are on a first come, first serve bases. There are only 88 audition slots.
Requirements for auditioning:
Sing a 90 second song
(With a performance track or a capella)
Dance a grapevine or box step.
Include a prop to go along with the song being sung.
Learn the monologue for each character you are auditioning for,
limited to only 2 characters.
(Monologues are found under the form bank link above).
Parents will be asked to sign a contract stating that you will have your child attend scheduled rehearsals and if your child is chosen for the main cast you will VOLUNTEER
5-6 hours with production needs.
LARGE GROUP PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
FEBRUARY 17, 2012
ALADDIN AUDITIONS
FEBRUARY 23RD AND 24TH, 2:30-6:00
ALADDIN
MAY 18-19, 2012
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SECOND AND THIRD GRADE MUSIC
KINDERGARTEN AND
FIRST GRADE MUSIC
FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE MUSIC
KINDERGARTEN students are learning how to recognize voice types (shouting, singing, whispering and speaking). Students are also working on performing a steady beat.
WHAT YOU CAN DO AT HOME?
Continue to encourage your child to clap, pay and snap a steady beat by saying "steady beat" as they do the movement.
FIRST GRADE students are learning how recognize sing S-M melodic pattens. Students are also learning how to recognize, notate and play rhythms that encompass ta's, ti-ti and rest.
Continue to encourage your child to clap, pat and snap a steady beat by saying "steady beat" as they do the movement.
FOURTH GRADE students are learning how to play their recorders using the notes B-A-G-E-D-F#. They are also learning the names of the lines and spaces. Rhythmically they are learning how to clap and recognize complex rhythms using quarter, half, dotted half, eighth and sixteenth notes along with quarter and eighth rest.
FIFTH GRADE sstudents are learning how to play their recorders using the notes B-A-G-E-D-F#. They are also learning the names of the lines and spaces. Rhythmically they are learning how to clap and recognize complex rhythms using quarter, half, dotted half, eighth and sixteenth notes along with quarter and eighth rest.
Have your child to sing the F-A-C-E song. After singing drill them on what is the name of the lines and spaces. Do the line and spaces in random order and time them. Their best time should be under 15 seconds.
SECOND GRADE students are learning how to recognize simple rythm patterns using eighth notes, quarter notes, quarter rest and half notes. Students are also working on singing S-M-L patterns. Students are also learning how to recoginize and play mallet instruments. In addition to learning the above, students are preparing for our upcoming Veteran's Day Celebration to take place November 3rd at 6:30 PM in the cafe.
Have your child to clap these patterns:
ta-ta-titi-ta, ta-rest-ta-rest, titi-titi-ta-ta ta-rest-ta-ta. They can clap these rhythms or find a solid surface to play them own.
THIRD GRADE students are learning how play and notate simple rhythmic patterns using, whole, half, quarter and eighth notes. Students are learning how music has different tempos and dynamics. They are listening to and analyzing music that is adagio, andante, allegro, presto, forte and piano.
Students can listen to music and describe it using the music vocabulary. It can be music of any style. They should be able to tell the music's tempo and dynamic.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
THE KINDERGARTEN CLASSES WILL BE THE STARRING ACT
FOR OUR ANNUAL HOLIDAY PROGRAM.
Teasley Kindergarten students will be singing songs from all around the world. Some of the songs are fast, and some are slow. Some are high and some are low. Some are in English and others in a different language. No matter what the song you will be enjoy watching these little song birds sing. Come out and experience what students are learning this year in music as well as the excitement of the Christmas Spirit at Teasley Elementary School.
SHOWTIME IS DECEMBER 15, 2011
IN THE TEASLEY CAFE AT 6:30 PM.
All students have been asked to report to their classrooms no later than 5:45 dressed in standard school attire or anything holiday festive in the colors red, green, white and blue.
MRS. MUNGIN IS ASKING THAT ALL STUDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED A SPEAKING PART KNOW THEIR LINES BY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9TH.
RECORDER KARATE
STUDENTS WILL LEARN RECORDER MUSIC WITH THE RECORDER KARATE METHOD.
STUDENTS WILL PLAY A SONG AND EARN A RECORDER KARATE BELT FOR EACH SONG THEY CAN PLAY WITH 85% ACCURACY.
3RD GRADE STUDENTS WILL EARN THEIR WHITE, YELLOW AND ORANGE BELTS.
4TH GRADE STUDENTS WILL EARN THEIR GREEN, BLUE AND PURPLE BELTS.
5TH GRADE STUDENTS WILL EARN THEIR RED, BROWN AND BLACK BELTS.
WHEN STUDENTS LEAVE TEALSEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THEY WILL BE PROFICIENT RECORDER PLAYERS!!!!!!!
STUDENTS IN THE 3RD, 4TH AND 5TH GRADES
ARE LEARNING HOW TO PLAY THE RECORDERS.
RECORDERS IS A GREAT WAY TO LEARN TO READ AND PERFORM MUSIC. A RECORDER IS A BAROQUE STYLE INSTRUMENT BUT IS USED TODAY WITH MANY STYLES OF MUSIC.
LEARNING HOW TO PLAY THE RECORDER FALLS UNDER THE GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS SET BY PICASSO. STUDENTS WILL LEARN HOW TO PLAY ALONE AND WITH OTHERS, LEARN VARIOUS STYLES OF MUSIC AND WILL BE ABLE TO READ VARIOUS MELODIC AND RHYTHMIC PATTERNS.
STUDENTS WILL BRING THEIR RECORDERS HOME DURING SPRING BREAK. THEY ARE ASKED TO BRING THEM HOME SO THAT THEY CAN PLAY A SONG FOR YOU. WHEN THEY RETURN TO SCHOOL, STUDENTS SHOULD BRING THEIR RECORDERS BACK IN THEIR CASE.
AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR, THOSE STUDENTS WHO PURCHASED A RECORDER WILL BE ABLE TO TAKE THEM HOME FOR THE SUMMER.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT RECORDERS, PLEASE EMAIL ME AT
Roxanne.Smith_cobbk12.org.
Veterans Day Letter of Intent.doc
My name is Mrs. Mungin and I am the Music Specialist for Teasley Elementary School. This is my 6th year at Teasley and my 10th year as a music teacher for Cobb County. I received my B.S (Music Education) from Florida A&M University, M.M.E. (Music Education) from the Florida State University and my Ed.S. (Arts Integration and Curriculum and Instruction) from Lesley University. In addition to my degrees, I was also runner up for Teacher of the Year, 2010 for Teasley Elementary and was nominated for Teacher of the Year in 2011.
I have a strong love for music and a bigger love for my students. Students know that I expect excellence in music on a weekly bases with every music lesson.
I play the piano, recorder and I sing. I am also the owner of Ebony and Ivory Music Studio.
Besides being a music specialist for Teasley I have help organize Honor Chorus for GMEA District XII and Large Group Performance Evaluation. I am also a member of Sigma Alpha Iota International Fraternity for Women, Inc.
I am originally from Jacksonville but have lived in Atlanta for 10 years. I am married and my husband and I have a crazy and funny dog named Ella after my favorite jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald.