Dearborn STEM Music

Due to Wednesday’s snow day we skip a day in the A/B rotation. This means that Thursday is a B Day so Orchestra students please remember to bring your instruments. Thanks!

All Jazz Band musicians should bring their instruments to school on Thursday for a rehearsal during last hour.

The permission slip and logistical info for the Cedar Point trip on Saturday June 6th is linked below. If you have any questions feel free to contact me. Thanks!

$40 for Shar full size violin for sale in Dearborn: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/491162041799927/

Attached is a map outlining where each section is located for students participating in this weekend’s Solo and Ensemble Festival at Livonia Franklin HS. The assigned section was listed on the permission slip handed out a few weeks ago.

Any 8th Grade Student attending DHS interested in participating in instrumental music and/or marching band next year should plan to attend an information meeting today at 7:30m (Feb. 4th) in the DHS Media Center. Parents and students are welcome and encouraged to attend. All info is in the doc attached below.

Sorry for the late notice. If you are interested but can’t attend let Mrs. H know and she can get you the info.

Attached are the logistics for the Hamtramck Music Fest happening on Friday, February 28th. All Jazz Band members are expected to be there for the performance. Contact Mrs. Hartrick with any questions or concerns.

Please review the logistics doc below. Any questions email Mrs. H. Bake sale donations for pre and post concert sale are much appreciated!

Hello STEM Parents. I would like your feedback on the Cedar Point trip expense. Can you please complete this quick 1 minute survey regarding the price?

The 8th Grade Band learned “Monster Medley” today to get in the Halloween spirit. Here it is:

Note that Adam Shatilla is playing his bass clarinet INSIDE his minion costume which is no small feat!

The 6th grade musicians “crashed” different classrooms around the school surprising unsuspecting students with the Shark Song. Here we are in Mr. Segerstrom’s class:

Here are the spooky 7th graders playing “Monster Medley” right before leaving for the day in search of candy.