Category Archives: Classical Music Composers

CENTER-BASED SPECIAL EDUCATION FUN MUSICAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 4-8

CENTER-BASED SPECIAL EDUCATION FUN MUSICAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 4-8
CENTER-BASED SPECIAL EDUCATION FUN MUSICAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 4-8
Play along with each instrument
Learning to take turns – Call and Response
Over in the Meadow – Singing and Listening to Music
Basic Life Skills Song
Color Recognition Song
Beethoven – Fur Elise: Music Listening

Detroit Symphony Orchestra Concert LIVESTREAM this Thursday April 23, 2020 @7pm

Detroit Symphony Orchestra Concert LIVESTREAM this Thursday April 23, 2020 @7pm
Sibelius and Elgar

CLASSICAL SERIES

SIBELIUS AND ELGAR 

FACEBOOK LIVE WEBCASTTHURSDAY, APRIL 23 AT 7:00 PM ET

Featuring

SIBELIUS
POHJOLA’S DAUGHTER
Conducted by Jukka-Pekka Saraste

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ELGAR
CELLO CONCERTO
Conducted by Leonard Slatkin and featuring cellist Wei Yu

Enjoy two archived DSO performances streamed on Facebook Live tomorrow at 7 PM ET! Jukka-Pekka Saraste conducts a colorful tone poem from fellow Finn Jean Sibelius: Pohjola’s Daughter, inspired by Scandinavian folklore. Then, DSO Principal Cello Wei Yu and Music Director Laureate Leonard Slatkin take on Elgar’s spellbinding Cello Concerto, one of the most famous pieces in the cello repertoire. Wei will even introduce the piece and chat with viewers in the comment section!

Watch Parties are easy to join: just look for the Facebook Live event to show up on our Facebook page at the advertised time and click on the event to join.

MONTESSSORI: FUN ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 20

MONTESSSORI: FUN ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 20
MONTESSSORI:  FUN ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 20

CLICK HERE TO ATTEND A DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT: https://livefromorchestrahall.vhx.tv/classroom-edition/season:7/videos/dvorak-s-new-world-symphony-1

CLICK HERE FOR A FUN MOVEMENT ACTIVITY:

HERE IS A SONG YOU KNOW!

HERE IS A SONG YOU KNOW! READING IS FOR ME:

FIFTH GRADE MATH RAP SONG

Important Message about Fragrance-Free School/Classrooms

Important Message about Fragrance-Free School/Classrooms

Hello Staff. Students and Parents!!

 

Here is a very important message from our Principal about Howe being a fragrance-free school.  Please do your best to remember not to use/wear scented products when entering Howe school as this could trigger severe allergies and allergic reactions.   Like all classrooms, the Music Room is designated as a fragrance-free room.  This includes during and after-school.  Thank you!

 

Greetings Howe School Families,

I am reaching out to all of you to ask your assistance with providing a safe environment for a member of our Howe School community who has developed a serious allergy to fragrances often found in personal care products, perfumes, colognes, lotions, and scented sanitizers or cleaning products.  Contact with these scents, even in small amounts can cause serious and adverse health effects. As a result, Howe School will now be designated as a fragrance-free school.

As a district, and as a school, we have put in place measures to assist with this situation, and are asking that all the students and staff refrain from wearing scented lotions, colognes, and perfumes during or after the school day. In the event that a student or staff member forgets and wears a scent, they will be asked to leave the classroom until the situation is resolved. The safety and well being of our staff and students is our priority. We sincerely appreciate your efforts to make Howe School a designated fragrance-free school!

Please feel free to contact Mrs. Fournier if you have questions or would like any information about fragrance allergies.

With Respect,

 

Tammy Fournier

Principal/Special Education Coordinator

313-827-7000

fournit@dearbornschools.org

Famous Classical Music Composers

Famous Classical Music Composers

Johann Sebastian Bach – Toccata and Fugue in d minor

Georg Frideric Handel – Music for the Royal Fireworks

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Symphony #40 in G minor

Ludwig von Beethoven – Fur Elise (Piano Solo)

Franz Liszt – Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2

Georges Bizet – Carmen Suite No. 1 “Les Toreadors”

Piotr Ilich Tchaikovsky – 1812 Overture