This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: Perform one of our songs for your family, Watch 2 YouTube videos of an orchestra performing one of our songs, Record a video of you playing an entire song of your choice, then send it to Mrs. Hoyt, Play through every scale you know in one practice session, Go to musictheory.net and play the note identification game!, Compose an original song and perform it for a family member, Invite another orchestra student over and practice at least 3 of your songs together, Make a list of goals you have for yourself in orchestra for the new year, then send to Mrs. Hoyt, Learn and perform a favorite holiday song and perform it for a parent or sibling, Spend a whole practice session with a metronome, Perform somewhere public (solo or group), Use your big tuning pegs to tune your instrument AND use a tuner!, Pick a 10 measure section in one of our pieces and play it 5 times. Record it and send to Mrs. Hoyt, Watch 2 YouTube videos of YoYo Ma, Put a sharpened pencil in your case AND folder so you always have one on hand!, Perform for out of town family members via FaceTime or Skype, Watch a YouTube video of Joshua Bell, Interview someone in your family who used to play or still plays an instrument. Ask them 3 questions., Write a paragraph of 4-5 sentences about the music you hear around you this holiday season (commercials, radio, carols, etc.), Watch 2 YouTube Videos of "Time For Three", Learn a song from the radio by ear, then record and send it to Mrs. Hoyt, Play our current scale 5 times, using a different rhythm each time, Watch 2 YouTube videos of the TranSiberian Orchestra and Go to jwpepper.com and listen to all of our concert pieces.
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