The Primary 7 Cello Group playing a very famous piece of music. Do you recognise it?

This week on clarinet I started to learn Beethoven’s Ode to Joy. This week I was the only person to bring my clarinet.

This song is all high notes on the top 5 bars. I also worked on a song called Sawmill Creek. I played it at assembly a while ago.

Hi it’s Connie and Zoe and today we are going to share with you our cello routine.
So we do cello on a Monday.
We start off by getting our cellos out and that includes our bow, cello, music book and rosin.
Next we tighten our bow and rub rosin on the bow so that it doesn’t squeak.
After that we lay out the music we need for that lesson and extend our spike.
Unfortunately, we haven’t learned to tune our cello’s so our cello teacher tunes them for us.

We start off our lesson by playing a scale usually a two octave scale or a G major scale but it depends on what we are going to be playing that lesson.
Now we usually we learn a new song after practising the songs that we have practised at home.
Now it’s time to pack our cello’s away starting the cello itself then the bow then the music book.

Thank you for reading our blog post and we hoped you enjoyed reading our cello routine, see you next week.

I’m the only Clarinet player in our class . In P7 there is one more player called Brett. Me and him are friends, we always have a laugh while playing .Our teacher is great at teaching and playing, although he is quite small.

There used to be more players around 10 but they all left most gave up but one moved school .We have our lessons on Thursdays between 9:00 and 10:15. We miss a bit of maths during this time.