Hello All!

I am excited to see some familiar faces tomorrow along with some new faces, too. I think we are going to have a great session – Welcome!

Below, you will find a rough sketch of a rehearsal schedule.  This is meant to be just a guideline — you can expect that some things won’t go quite as planned. 🙂 I will try to send out a schedule similar to this one each week, but please be patient if I miss a week or send it out last minute.
(NOTE: These announcements will also be posted on the NHBFV.com website, under “For NH Band Musicians / Announcements”. Depending on when they get to our webmaster, they might be posted before the given rehearsal or after… but they will all be there for you to easily look back at in the future.)

Also below is a link to sheet music parts and recordings to play along with or study.

As always, please email me if you have any questions!  I will get back to you just as quickly as I can.
Warm Regards,
— Jenny Leist

WEEK 1 PROCEDURES:

  • Introductions/Welcome (10 min)
  • Pass Out and Warm Up: (25 min)
  • Warm-Up Books
    • Warm-Up Scale Sheet
    • New Folders
    • Pass out and run It’s All Right 
  • Sectional Work (Sleepy) (40 min)
    • Pass Out Through Darkened Sleepy Hollow (Sleepy)
    • – mm 36-55
    • Assign Parts for Percussion 
  • Break (10 min)
  • Pass out three songs: (15 min)
    • Star Wars (twversions)
    • Count Not the Hours (Count)
  • Play Sleepy (10 min)
  • Sightread (Count) if time (5 min)
  • Pass out one more song (Night Train) if time (5 min)

WEEK 1 GOALS:

  • Finish Registrations/Hand Out Folders
  • People know where to sit
  • Sectionals know where to meet
  • People know how to care for music

MUSIC: 

  • Added to folders this week: Warm Up Book, Scale sheet, Count Not the Hours, two Star Wars versions, It’s All Right, Night Train, Through Darkened Sleepy Hollow
  • To be added to folders next week: Epic Gaming Themes, The Great Locomotive Chase, Three Ayres from Gloucester, Monterey March

ALL sheet music parts & Listening Links are available here or will be added soon:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1M1nyFXk0JCt4ncBHi2-QsVdrQtaYSGJ2GkFQ79BBnoQ/edit  

There are ten songs in total:

  • Some selections are for teaching purposes or for sight reading.
  • We will remove some selections as the concert nears.
  • Happy Practicing!