The 6th Graders at Southwest Middle School performed an amazing feat this year. They came into the year with no experience playing musical instruments and came out of the year with an impressive sounding, cohesive band.
I'm sure a lot of the credit goes to the Band director Stephanie Linville, but I also give a lot of credit to the students who obviously put in a lot of practice time in order to do so well.
The Spring Band Concert for the 6th grade band consists of three performances. Fortunately we have captured video clips of all three. Pay special attention to the handsome Tenor Saxophone player, also known as James.
The Performances
The First Piece is entitled Etowah by Brian Balmages
The second piece is entitled At Daybreak by Robert W. Smith.
The final piece is called Renaissance Festival by James Curnow.
After this amazing Spring performance I am sure everyone is looking forward to seeing how much progress they will continue to make in 7th grade.
I'm sure a lot of the credit goes to the Band director Stephanie Linville, but I also give a lot of credit to the students who obviously put in a lot of practice time in order to do so well.
The Spring Band Concert for the 6th grade band consists of three performances. Fortunately we have captured video clips of all three. Pay special attention to the handsome Tenor Saxophone player, also known as James.
The Performances
The First Piece is entitled Etowah by Brian Balmages
The second piece is entitled At Daybreak by Robert W. Smith.
The final piece is called Renaissance Festival by James Curnow.
After this amazing Spring performance I am sure everyone is looking forward to seeing how much progress they will continue to make in 7th grade.
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