Hellos Sheng Jun Here. =)
As i said just now, i am gonna post the schedules of tomorrow here.
So, the plans is below...
Schedule For mbrosia MMIX.
0730-0800
Report to Band Room. (Check all scores and items, Sewing kit etc...)
0815-0855
Load Up Instruments to trucks
0900-1000
Arrive at S.C.H.
Percussion Members and helpers bring instruments up to concert area.
Teachers-In-Charge to fix up the banners.
Instructors oversees overall setup process.
Warm up when everybody settled down.
1000-1215
Start of Rehearsal
Sound Check, Rehearse with the lights, and Emcees.
1215-1300
Lunch for Not Involved, AND Flute Ensemble Rehearsal.
1300-1430
Luch for ALL Personnels.
1430-1500
Settle down in Conference Hall.
Seated and Ready for briefing on Full Cue Run Rehearsal.
1500-1520
Briefing Commences.
1530-1645
Full Cue Run Rehearsal.
1645-1800
Dinner and Dress-up Time.
1800-1815
Settle down in Exhibition Hall.
1815-1915
Warm Up and Tuning. (MJR Band And Guest Players)
1915-1925
Get Ready at Back Stage.
1925
Be Seated.
1930
Concert Commence.
*Once Victoria Band on Stage
MJR Band Go up and get Ready.
*Once Victoria Band Ends.
Move IN While Victoria Moves OUT.
While the planning might not really be that accurate,
but thats the rough plans for tomorrow.
All de best for tomorrow to all Band Mates!! =)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
MJR Band on Facebook!
Manjusri Concert Band
The band was first formed in 1982 and started off as a military band. Over the years, it evolved into the concert band of today.
Currently with about 50 members, the band has a dedicated team of young musicians and has strong support from the school. The band is one of the more popular co-curricular activity groups in the school and “striving towards excellence” is what the band believes in.
Focusing on enriching the members in music, discipline and team-spirit, the band organises camps, music exchange programmes and workshops to improve the skills of its members. The Manjusri Secondary School Concert Band clinched the Silver Award at the 2003, 2005 and 2007 Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging for Concert Bands. In the 2005 Sentosa Balloon Hats Festival, the band was awarded the 3rd Prize in the People’s Choice Award.
The band also performed its first public concert, mbrosia, at the Singapore Conference Hall in December 2007. A collaboration with Gan Eng Seng School Military Band, mbrosia was a platform for the band to showcase its talents. The collaborative effort proved to be an excellent opportunity for both bands to share ideas, creativity and good practices with each other. It also developed the band’s technical and musical skills.
In addition to mbrosia, the band has also performed during the school’s biannual production for performing arts groups, Montage, in 2004, 2006 and 2008. This production provides partnership opportunities for the Manjusri Choir, Dance Club, Chinese Orchestra and Concert Band to come together for a group effort to develop their standard of professionalism.
Led by resident conductor Simon Foo, and Brass Instructor Ng Kay Lim, it is the aspiration of the Manjusri Concert Band to achieve greater heights and aim for synergy in all aspects of the art of music-making.
Currently with about 50 members, the band has a dedicated team of young musicians and has strong support from the school. The band is one of the more popular co-curricular activity groups in the school and “striving towards excellence” is what the band believes in.
Focusing on enriching the members in music, discipline and team-spirit, the band organises camps, music exchange programmes and workshops to improve the skills of its members. The Manjusri Secondary School Concert Band clinched the Silver Award at the 2003, 2005 and 2007 Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging for Concert Bands. In the 2005 Sentosa Balloon Hats Festival, the band was awarded the 3rd Prize in the People’s Choice Award.
The band also performed its first public concert, mbrosia, at the Singapore Conference Hall in December 2007. A collaboration with Gan Eng Seng School Military Band, mbrosia was a platform for the band to showcase its talents. The collaborative effort proved to be an excellent opportunity for both bands to share ideas, creativity and good practices with each other. It also developed the band’s technical and musical skills.
In addition to mbrosia, the band has also performed during the school’s biannual production for performing arts groups, Montage, in 2004, 2006 and 2008. This production provides partnership opportunities for the Manjusri Choir, Dance Club, Chinese Orchestra and Concert Band to come together for a group effort to develop their standard of professionalism.
Led by resident conductor Simon Foo, and Brass Instructor Ng Kay Lim, it is the aspiration of the Manjusri Concert Band to achieve greater heights and aim for synergy in all aspects of the art of music-making.
Key Appointment Holders
Resident Conductor:
Mr Simon Foo
Brass Instructor:
Mr Ng Kay Lim
Teachers:
Mr Muhammad Fahmy Babjee
Mdm Elna Shirin Him Pon
Ms Jade Leong Tze Wei
Mrs Tan-Sia Chwee Yiah
Executive Committee 2008/2009
Band Major: Sha'abaniah Anis
Drum Major: Sharil Annuar
Apprentice Majors:
(in alphabetical order)
Abdul Rahman Nasir Baessa
Elaine Soh
Law Yin Kai
Soh Yan Da
Zeng Gu Juan
Mr Simon Foo
Brass Instructor:
Mr Ng Kay Lim
Teachers:
Mr Muhammad Fahmy Babjee
Mdm Elna Shirin Him Pon
Ms Jade Leong Tze Wei
Mrs Tan-Sia Chwee Yiah
Executive Committee 2008/2009
Band Major: Sha'abaniah Anis
Drum Major: Sharil Annuar
Apprentice Majors:
(in alphabetical order)
Abdul Rahman Nasir Baessa
Elaine Soh
Law Yin Kai
Soh Yan Da
Zeng Gu Juan
No comments:
Post a Comment