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***NEWS***: Auditions WILL be coming up soon, so please practice your parts. There will be 2 auditions this year, and it will show who's strength is at what. This audition will also BE GRADED! I am planning for the Auditions to take place really soon. For beginning flute choir, it will probably October 22th, 2005, and the Intermediate flute choir will probably be either October 15th or the 29th. *** Fremont Chinese School Flute Choir Homework for Beginning & Intermediate Classes Schoolnotes ---FREMONT CHINESE SCHOOL FLUTE CHOIR--- BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE HOMEWORK Welcome to the Homework Section! Please do the Homework for this Week (9/24/05) Next week's class is 10/8/05! NOTE: THIS SITE HAS ALREADY BEEN UPDATED ON 10/1! :) Judy Lam, Fremont Chinese School Flute Choir Teacher Andrew Hsu, Fremont Chinese School Flute Choir Corrdinators Association, President and Chief Executive Officer, Homework Planner, Helper, Volunteer, Flute Player, and Part Teacher... :) Cathleen Yang, FCS Flute Choir Corrdinators Association, Vice-President and Assistant Executive Officer

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Taken from the Hopkins Junior High School Website www.musicathopkins.com. Thanks Mr. Conway! -------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Everyone, Christine Ho and Paul Sun have just entered the Intermediate Flute Choir! Congrats! ~Judy Lam 10/1 P.S. If you cannot remember what happened in class, come here! If you were absent, come here! THERE WILL ALWAYS BE HOMEWORK!!! Information: Feel free to call Judy Lam @ (510) 979-9263. The "helper's" phone numbers will remain confidential on the internet. However, feel free to e-mail them @ fremontfluteensemble@hotmail.com or ah92us@yahoo.com. Thanks! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Beginning Choir Homework: 10/1 Homework: This week, there is no written homework. Please practice your scales and review what you learned last week on 10/1. Next week, there will be a 20 question test on what we have learned so far. I will read the questions, and you will answer them. Please bring a pencil and a piece of binder paper. Thanks! 9/24 Homework: 1. Draw your music bar and draw the Bass Clef. Put in the notes. What does it symbolize? 2. Define. pp ff piano Forte MAKE SURE YOU KNOW HOW TO PRONOUNCE! 3. What clef is the treble clef? P.S. It's a letter! 4. What clef is the bass clef? P.S. It's a letter! 5. Draw the signs for crescendo and decrescendo. Write the "abbreviation" for it. 6. Practice Ein Klein Nachtmusik. We're doing better this week! ----------------------------------------------------- 9/17 Homework (Last week's hw) 1. Please practice the "G" Major for TWO!!! Octaves. One breath only, okay?! 2. Question: What notes does "G" Major have? 3. For "G" Major, remember Jet Li or even Jackie Chan! Use your support and just blow your high notes away! 4. Please practice Ein Klein Nachtmusik, for we WILL be going faster next week! 5. Know your fingering for flute! We need to catch up! 6. Please define the following words. You may use a dictionary, if it's useful to you: Mozart Allegro Forte Measure Music Bar 7. Turn in your practice sheet. Be sure to practice at LEAST two hours. 8. If you are Christine Ho or Paul Sun, please remember to turn in your 2 billion word essay, please! Thank you! *** Just Kidding *** YOU DON'T HAVE TO WRITE A 2 BILLION WORD ESSAY. :):):) 9/10 1. Draw your 5 lines and write the notes from "low" E to "high" F. Make sure you draw it on the 5 lines, and be sure you also draw a treble clef on your five lines! 2. Answer this question: What does FACE stand for? 3. Answer this question: What does EGBDF stand for? 4. Besides #1, remember to label L2, S3, L4, S1, L1, S4, L3, S2, and L5. 5. Make sure you know what the "letters" are for the notes. Study carefully! There might be a test! (Eg: How many letters are there in music?) 6. Extra Credit: Besides #1, if you can draw beyond the treble clef. Feel free to do so. The higher or lower you can do, the more extra credit you can earn. Maximum is 10 points. Please, do NOT draw the bass clef. See if you can impress the helpers! :):):) 7.Define this word: staccato 8. Practice Sheets, and Info Sheet! ------------------------------------------------------- Intermediate Homework: 10/1 Homework: This week, there is no written homework. Please practice your scales and review what you learned last week on 10/1. Next week, there will be a 20 question test on what we have learned so far. I will read the questions, and you will answer them. Please bring a pencil and a piece of binder paper. Thanks! 9/24 HW: 1. Practice Badinage really hard. There is no other homework for this week except for this. Be sure to really know your part! There might be a test on your part! ------------------------------------------------------- 9/17 1. Answer this question. What is the time singature for Badinage??? 2. Answer this quesion. One quarter note equals _____ eighth note(s) or ______ sixteenth note(s). 3. Make sure to practice Badinage and remember to read my e-mails! Thank you! 9/10 1. Practice these scales: They are worth 25%!: G Major F Major D Major B flat major Make sure these are all two octaves! (except for B flat major) Be ready to play it next week on 9/17! 2. For Ein Klein Nachtmusik, PART II, PLEASE PRACTICE HARD!!! - Remember, you WILL be tested! (If you are NOT Part II, practice your part and your part in Aura Lee!) 3. Define these words: Forte Mezzo-Forte Piano 4. Answer this question: What is E sharp also known for? (Hint: use "flat" in your answer) ------------------------------------------------------- Have fun! Keep tooting, and we'll see you next week! (10/1/05) Thank you for coming this week! Keep practicing... or else! ~Andrew Hsu, FCS Flute Choir Coordinators, President & Chief Executive Officer Helper, volunteer, & part teacher. :):):) ah92us@yahoo.com.

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