Hawaii Euphonium Institute Summer Camp
July 8 - 10, 2019
Moanalua Middle School
Cost : $150
Includes daily lunch, camp t-shirt and camp notebook.
A summer camp solely for euphonium students where they will have the opportunity to play with other students in ensembles. Sessions will also include intonation strategies, rhythmic identification and interpretation, practice techniques, solo preparation, audition preparation, chamber music rehearsal techniques and euphonium/music careers.
Schedule
Monday, July 8th– 8:00 am until 4:00 pm
Tuesday, July 9th– 8:00 am until 4:00 pm
Wednesday, July 10th– 8:00 am until 2:00 pm
Wednesday, July 10th- FINAL CONCERT – 7:00 pm
To register, click here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hawaii-euphonium-institute-tickets-60659662684
Article for Inter. Band Students
Please read the following article. It's a very insightful article about the importance of practicing scales.
http://www.creativitypost.com/arts/why_id_spend_a_lot_more_time_practicing_scales_if_i_could_do_it_all_over_ag
Goal Sheets
Download Goal Sheets by band below. Goals for each band vary.
Download Goal Sheets by band below. Goals for each band vary.
Beginning Band
| bb-goalsheet-2pages-feb2019.pdf |
Intermediate Band
| ib-goalsheet.pdf |
Concert Band
| cb-goalsheet.pdf |
Tips to fill out Goal Sheets
Practicing tips
- Fill out as soon as you are done practicing or as you are going along (it is harder to remember what you did the day or two after)
- Make sure you fill sheets out neatly, if your parent/guardian can’t read it, what makes you think Mr. Lum can?
- Mark the metronome marking (e.g. MM 90 bpm)
- Fill in the description area with specific details
- Fill in the amount of time that you practiced on an exercise or piece of music
- Fill in the method with as much detail as you can provide - this should be how you practiced (e.g. Meas. 1-20, played through once, marked any missed accidentals, and played through again. Chunked sixteenth note rhythm together to get the accidentals, played slowly at first and then gradually sped it up to tempo.)
- Make sure you note the things you need to work on. Just noting that you need to work on rhythm does not count. BE SPECIFIC! For example: Noting that you need to work on the dotted eighth and sixteenth note rhythms in meas. 19-25 is recommended. Never leave this blank. There are always ways to improve your playing.
- Make sure you note what you did better! If you practice correctly, playing will get easier and better.
Practicing tips
- Practice in a well lit and quiet area
- Keep good posture, play as if you are playing in class or in a concert
- If a rhythm or passage are too hard at first, take it slowly till you feel comfortable playing it and then speed up to tempo by small increments on the metronome (Required with each practice session)
- If you get frustrated, walk away for a little bit. Shake it off and try to relax, then try again. You play better when you’re more relaxed. Everyone has moments like these.
- If rhythms are giving you a hard time, break them down to its simplest form through rhythm diagramming.
Charms Office Login Info
| Charms Office Login Info |
Rhythm Diagramming
| Rhythm Diagramming Instructions Simple |
Flash Cards
Bass Clef Flash Cards
Treble Clef Flash Cards
For the purpose of practicing for Speed Test 1, you can disregard the notes that go outside of the staff. You will need to be able to read them eventually though.
Treble Clef Flash Cards
For the purpose of practicing for Speed Test 1, you can disregard the notes that go outside of the staff. You will need to be able to read them eventually though.