Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Strike Festival of Colour
We have a load of fun with strike this morning. All of us had a turn on our own drum and learnt some amazing rhythms.





Posted the i pad in Room 5
Posted the i pad in Room 5
Location:Hawea Flat
Monday, 15 April 2013
Adam Page
Adam performed at school today as part of the Festival of Colour. He is a multi-instrumentalist. He showed the children how he used the looping pedal to record layers of sound.

He showed us how to make our mouths sound like drums.


You have to get your breathing right to beat box. You need lots of air.
Try boots and cats at home!

This is the tenor saxophone he played for us.

This is the melodica. He had to blow air through it to make it go. It's a cross between a piano and a harmonica. He played the flute for us.
The layers of music are now starting to sound amazing as I type this.
Soprano, alto, tenor and baritone sounds make up his band. One of the pedal is an octave pedal so he can use his electric guitar as a bass.


He can even make music with his beard.

Music is everywhere. He made music with Ethan's name-awesome!
He showed us how to make our mouths sound like drums.
You have to get your breathing right to beat box. You need lots of air.
Try boots and cats at home!
This is the tenor saxophone he played for us.
This is the melodica. He had to blow air through it to make it go. It's a cross between a piano and a harmonica. He played the flute for us.
The layers of music are now starting to sound amazing as I type this.
Soprano, alto, tenor and baritone sounds make up his band. One of the pedal is an octave pedal so he can use his electric guitar as a bass.
He can even make music with his beard.
Music is everywhere. He made music with Ethan's name-awesome!
Location:Hawea Flat
Sunday, 14 April 2013
Gavin Bishop
Gavin Bishop author spoke in Room 5 today. We loved listening to him today and enjoyed listening to his stories. Thank you for coming Gavin.
- Posted the i pad in Room 5
Location:Hawea Flat
Wednesday, 3 April 2013
Purea Nei and Whiti te Marama
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