Reflections from Charlotte Lee, P4
Dynamics - Volume
6 levels
pp = very soft
p = soft
mp = medium soft
mf = medium loud
f = loud
ff = very loud
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
some more learning points
Our learning points for 29/1/08 and 30/1/08:
1) Chinese song "响叮当" must start singing lightly
2) Chinese song "儿" must roll your tongue when singing
3) Chinese song "叮叮当 " must not be late or early
4) Chinese song. The melody must sing correctly
5) "Land of joy" - "we can make" must sing correctly and properly
6) Loo... must sing longer (Land of joy)
7) Land of joy. "Home" must hold for 8 seconds
8) Land of joy. "free" must not go sharp
9) Land of joy. "free...together feel" must improve
- Michelle Pung, P5
1) Chinese song "响叮当" must start singing lightly
2) Chinese song "儿" must roll your tongue when singing
3) Chinese song "叮叮当 " must not be late or early
4) Chinese song. The melody must sing correctly
5) "Land of joy" - "we can make" must sing correctly and properly
6) Loo... must sing longer (Land of joy)
7) Land of joy. "Home" must hold for 8 seconds
8) Land of joy. "free" must not go sharp
9) Land of joy. "free...together feel" must improve
- Michelle Pung, P5
Our Learning Points for 8th January 2008
Our Learning Points for 8th January 2008
Our learning points:
1) Timing: When to come in at different times
2) When to breathe
3) How long to sing a particular word.
- Jaymee Justiniono P5
Learning Points:
1) Smile when singing
2) Timing of when to come in
3) Open your mouth bigger
- Janice Lam P5
3 learning points:
1) Timing for "Fire"
2) Rhythm
3) Keep in tune
- Alicia Jee P5
Our learning points:
1) Timing: When to come in at different times
2) When to breathe
3) How long to sing a particular word.
- Jaymee Justiniono P5
Learning Points:
1) Smile when singing
2) Timing of when to come in
3) Open your mouth bigger
- Janice Lam P5
3 learning points:
1) Timing for "Fire"
2) Rhythm
3) Keep in tune
- Alicia Jee P5
reflections
Learning a new song:
1) Establish the beats
2) Say the words against the beats
3) Write the solfa, then sing the solfa
4) Put in the words. Sing through the words with the beat.
- by Pok Wei Heng, 6 September 2007
1) Establish the beats
2) Say the words against the beats
3) Write the solfa, then sing the solfa
4) Put in the words. Sing through the words with the beat.
- by Pok Wei Heng, 6 September 2007
some thoughts about choir from the choristers...
Dear Choir,
Blessed Lunar New Year!
I hope you had a good break from school.
Below is an extract from some of your friends’ reflections on the choir. Do read on and enjoy!
“ I think that the choir is a great place to learn and make friends as the teachers and instructors are very kind and friendly. I am happy that I did not regret making the choice to join choir!” – Alicia Jee, P5
“What do I feel about Choir.
Choir is fun. It lets us showcase our talent. Sometimes it may be tiring but I enjoy it. I also learn nice songs in Choir. The instructor may be very strict about how we pronounce the words or how we sing but sometimes she may be funny.” - Valerie Chang, P6
“I feel that choir is fun and interesting. It also trains my voice to be clear and not to sound eerie. But our choir instructor, Miss Loh might be strict, but she also jokes with us sometimes.” – Pok Wei Heng, P5
“Choir is exciting and improves our singing, strengthens our voices and is just wonderful. Mrs Lee, Mrs Long and Ms Loh have been of great help. I think that choir is lovely and I hope everyone will help by giving their all in singing.” – Dana Teoh, P5
“I think that choir is a great place to use my so-called ‘talent’. Singing is a hobby for me as I do that whenever I’m bored and can keep myself happy when I’m down. I’m glad I’ve joined the choir. Choir is also very educational.” – Chen Hui Ting, P6, Choir President.
Blessed Lunar New Year!
I hope you had a good break from school.
Below is an extract from some of your friends’ reflections on the choir. Do read on and enjoy!
“ I think that the choir is a great place to learn and make friends as the teachers and instructors are very kind and friendly. I am happy that I did not regret making the choice to join choir!” – Alicia Jee, P5
“What do I feel about Choir.
Choir is fun. It lets us showcase our talent. Sometimes it may be tiring but I enjoy it. I also learn nice songs in Choir. The instructor may be very strict about how we pronounce the words or how we sing but sometimes she may be funny.” - Valerie Chang, P6
“I feel that choir is fun and interesting. It also trains my voice to be clear and not to sound eerie. But our choir instructor, Miss Loh might be strict, but she also jokes with us sometimes.” – Pok Wei Heng, P5
“Choir is exciting and improves our singing, strengthens our voices and is just wonderful. Mrs Lee, Mrs Long and Ms Loh have been of great help. I think that choir is lovely and I hope everyone will help by giving their all in singing.” – Dana Teoh, P5
“I think that choir is a great place to use my so-called ‘talent’. Singing is a hobby for me as I do that whenever I’m bored and can keep myself happy when I’m down. I’m glad I’ve joined the choir. Choir is also very educational.” – Chen Hui Ting, P6, Choir President.
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