Christ Church Secondary School Band '10
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Friday, July 25, 2008

alright, i won't do the rainbow again...but please note!
those going for the concert on Sunday, meet at 3 PM!!!!
i repeat!
meet at 3 PM!!
bye!
nadnad


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Thursday, July 24, 2008

heyheyHEY!
I'm here to remind those who are going for the Singapore Polytechnic concert on Sunday AGAIN!
why? because I left out a few details that I just said after practice just now.
sorry for not posting in my previous post, people.
alright, I'm listing the details, so take note!

Venue: Singapore Polytechnic
Time of concert: 5 p.m.
Cost of concert ticket: $5 (because Tze Yang will be paying $1 for each ticket)
Place to meet: Boots and Shoes(outside the MRT gate)
Time to meet: 3.30 p.m.
What to wear: Home Clothes

if you have any questions, you can e-mail me at, fun_ky_gal@hotmail.com
don't worry, I always check my e-mail.

p.s, if you want my number for questions as well, ask me if you see me.
bye!

Rainbow Nad.
I'm obsessed with Rainbows!


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Regarding tomorrow.
Please meet up 2pm tomorrow at the ava room to prepare for the rehersal.
Please wear t-shirts like pe or class shirt.
Please arrange your scores in such a way that all the songs that we need to play is in order.
Members from Clarinet and Flute section; please help to carry other sections file and stand. =)
And percussion, please make sure you take marching snare drum and bass drum.
Not the concert drums.
And please take note that tomorrow's band end @ 6pm.
Thank You.

Yean Lin


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Saturday, July 19, 2008

Heyheyhey, people!
As you all know, there's a concert coming up at Singapore Polytechnic.

Those who are going, please message/call/e-mail - or find whatever way - to let Tze Yang know that you are going by Monday.
For those who are not going, you're going to miss a chance to waste Tze Yang's money!!!
He has offered to pay a dollar for each ticket!
This is your only chance to let Tze Yang pay a dollar for your ticket because he's not going to make that offer again!

If you go, you would also be motivated to play well by watching and listening how their band play.
Articulation, tonging and all that jazz.
Maybe their posture when performing...you could observe from their performance for the benefit of our up-coming performance on Speech Day and if not, National Day.

Venue: Singapore Polytechnic
Time: 5 p.m.
Cost of Ticket: $5 ( because Tze Yang is paying a dollar for your ticket)
Dress code: HOME CLOTHES

If you are still in doubt, you can either e-mail me at fun_ky_gal@hotmail.com, Yean Lin at yeanlin_93@hotmail.com or Tze Yang at bladefusion_cty@hotmail.com for more information (:

Goodnight people!
Nadhirah a.k.a Nad/Colorful Girl (haha)


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Tuesday, July 15, 2008 24 days time

Band I wish all have read the post Yean Lin type below.
I think that I very important for you to make the effort to train and practice by ourself.
We do not wish to let people to laugh at us right?
I know is hard for us.
But we are going to play in 24 days time.
As you know what Mr Tan say"If you are unable to play properly on that day.You can just do not need to join in the band to play on that day. Even we are left with 10 people!!!"
So please make your effort.


Trumpet section please do not just bring your instrument back without pratice with it.
I know the instrument is very noise.
So can you at least buzz with your mouthpiece?
I am doing that everyday.
I think it is working.
Can now play with my mouthpiece even it is not in tune but I can get it.
So please make you effort with it.
You are doing all this for yourself and for the school.
Even you do not like the song just treat it as you do it for yourself please.
If there is a need I will be hosting a sectional for you guys every wednesday after school.
So think yourself.

Caroline


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Are You Game For It?
Read only if you can take it on what I say. Highlight the words.
Are you ready for the national day parade?
Have you practice the anthem for the past few days?
Have you reflect on the attitude you gave the teachers and seniors?
This is all for your own good.
Take the national anthem as example;
If you did not put in your effort to play well, and on the day itself you screw up the whole anthem.
First thing, do you feel bad, you might not feel pai seh.
But the shame you are bringing is to the whole band and the teachers.
The shame you bring to the band is greater than what you expect.
Think.
If you screw up, not only you are bringing shame to the members, it's unfair for those people who put in their effort and play well for our national anthem.
You will be laugh by your friends saying band is useless and stupid.
What is this?
The sec 1s might don't know about it.
But I'm sure the sec 3s and 2s understand how it feels when we got COP for last year.
You really don't even know what it's feel to get mocked by your firends and friends from chinese orchestra.
Second thing.
The song that you play is your national anthem.
It's your national anthem.
As Singaporeans, don't you think it's a shame of not playing well and you have people from other country trying to play well?
If you are not proud to be a Singaporean, I suggest you ask your father or mother to give up your citizenship and go some where else.
You got the best things here. Education system, security, food, game.
Your instruments are even free.
You don't seem to appreciate it.
Now we only want a little effort from you all to play the national anthem properly and together.
Is that diffcult to ask for?
Come on.
Third thing.
I know some of you in fact all of you don't like the way teacher tell us to do things.
Do you want teacher to come up once in a while to tell you what to do and get things done or do you want to have teacher coming up everyday and pressure you?
Teacher have their own things to do, own meetings to attend.
Be glad that we do not have teacher in charge from chinese orchestra.
Don't know how to play, just tell us.
We will give you time.
Fourth thing.
I believed that Miss Aisah has asked the flute and clarinet section to come and report.
But today, only a few of you turned up.
That was so disappointing.
By not showing up means you have something to hide.
If you know how to play, why not you just report and play infront of teacher?
Or should I say,
if you don't know how to play, have you stay at home take out your instrument and practice.
Don't tell me it's night time and you can't play.
You can practice your fingerings with your instrument.
Nobody ask you to play.
As long as you got your timing and fingerings right, your note will come out automatically.
For brasses, buzzing your mouthpiece WON'T affect the whole neighbourhood.
Practice well and even you still can't get the note correct, by trying to practice, you won't have a feeling that you are guilty.
Because you tried YOUR BEST.
Why don't you just reflect what happened.
Note for all clarinet and flute members.
This is the second chance.
Bring your instrument to school tomorrow and report to teacher after school.
She might be or might not be in school.
But please.
Even if teacher is not in school, call for a sectional in the school.
Nobody says it's not allowed.
Yean Lin


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At the count of 4; 1,2,3,4!


Welcome to http://chrbandjournal.blogspot.com. This blog is meant for our band members. Please check here for announcements or simply just entries by our members.

The School Band started in 2003. Its ability has grown since then. The band has been actively participating and performing in events like the Annual Speech and Prize-giving Day, National Day celebration and Teachers' Day celebration. The band participated in the Singapore Youth Festival in 2005 and 2009 and received the bronze award.

Conductor
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Mr Tan A.K.
Began his musical experience as a pianist when he was in primary school. He began playing the trumpet when he joined his secondary school's band, under the guidance from members of the British Royal Marine Band. The young enthusiastic trumpeter has never looked back since.

For over 30 years, Mr. Tan has performed extensively as 1st chair/lead trumpeter in various concert bands, symphony orchestras, jazz ensembles, brass ensembles & studio recordings. In year 2000, he branched into full-time band music education & music conducting, With vast, diverse experience and knowledge, Mr. Tan has been actively performing and involved in the music education scene, both locally as well as overseas.

Mr. Tan has served as the President of the Singapore Wind Symphony and is currently an Executive Council Member of the Band Directors' Association of Singapore.

Mr. Tan currently directs Singapore Wind Symphony Youth Winds, Hua Yi Secondary School Concert Band, Mayflower Secondary School Concert Band & Christ Church Secondary School Band.

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We will respect our leaders, teachers and instructors.
We will be passionate and responsible musicians throughout our secondary school years.
We will always give our best to bring up the band to greater heights.

The Band Executive Committee
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Teacher In-Charge:
Miss Aisah
Mdm Juliza
Miss Chong

Christ Church Band 2009-2010 Executive Committee
Band Major: Syaridzuan
Drum Major: Aisyah Kaliesha
Percussion Quarter Master:Umairah Huda
Brass Quarter Master:Umairah Huda
Treasurer:Grace Lau
Librarian:Aishah

2009-2010 Section Leaders
Flute:Grace
Clarinet,Saxophone,Oboe:Amelia,Jesslyn
Horn:Shi Min
Trumpet: Aisyah
Trombone, Tuba & Euphonium: Nadhirah + Christian
Percussion:Rebecca,Umairah



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Section Members:
Flute:Vivienne, Christine, Pui Yuan, Grace, Claudia, Jacqueline

Clarinet: Jonathan, Nicole, Shahirah, Aishah, Amelia, Mei Ting, Melissa, KiKi, Kai Jun, Joyce, Anni ,Sharon.

Saxophone:Irfan,Ji Wan,Joseph,Jesslyn,Joel.

Horn:,Shi Min

Trumpet: Zephyra, Aisyah,Syaridzuan,William,Karthi Hayati

Euphonium: Syarmin, Aika

Trombone: Nadhirah, Zoe

Tuba:Christian

Percussion: Umairah, Shakinah,Sharmaine Matthew , Rebecca, Jing Xiu, Mirza,Nabil,Guo Ming

Alumnis:
Flute
Pui Yuan(2010)
Vivienne(2010)
Wanda (2007)
Li Jun (2007)
Emilyza (2008)
Nadia (2007)

Clarinet/oboe
Jonathan(2010)
Nicole(2010)
Pei Bao (2005)
Sok Eng (2007)
Kah Yen (2007)
Yan Lin (2009)

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Shakilah (2004)
Stephanie (2007)
Cassandra (2008)
Yean Lin (2009)

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KaiLee(2010)
Darren (2005)
Yin Jie (2007)

Trumpet
Izzdin (2005)
Sheena (2007)
Caroline (2009)

Euphonium
Syarmin(2010)
Keng Yip (2008)

Trombone
Zoe(2010)
Nicanor (2005)
Don (2005)
Tze Yang (2008)

Tuba
Joycelyn(2010)
Chun Ho (2007)
Kwie Kian (2007)

Percussion
Shakinah(2010)
Matthew(2010)
Atiqah (2007)
Jennifier (2007)
Annansa (2007)



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January Babies
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29th - An Qi

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10th - Rebecca
14th - Shakinah
21st - Pui Yuan
23rd - Claudia
26th - Melissa

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15th - Kai Lee

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16th - Vivienne & Jing Xiu
26th - Matthew

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17th - Zoe

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28th - Syahirah

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15th - Nadhirah
31st - Grace

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7th - Mirza
8th - Umairah
9th - Aika
12th - Nicole
21st - Hayati
27th - Syarmin

October Babies
1st - Cathleen
23rd - Joycelyn
30th - Miss Juliza & Mei Ting

November Babies
1st - Aisyah
17th - Shi Min
25th - Zephyra
26th - Joyce

December Babies
5th - Aishah
18th - Jacqueline
23rd - Kai Jun
25th - Sharon
26th - William
27th - Syaridzuan & An Ni
31st - Christine



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