Hungarian Rhapsody
7th grader performing at home.
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usMarch 05, 2010
DMS Music Podcasting
This is a podcasting page for the Demarest Music Program.
All work must be preapproved before posting. Please send all work attached to my school e-mail address or in person. All work must be in .mp3 and/or .mov file format.
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Mr.Z
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Episodes (34)
Bach Prelude #5
5th grader performing on Casio Privia PX-310 88 weighted keys. Recorded direct through M-Audio Firewire 410 Interface into Audacity (a free digital audio/sound editor.)
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usDecember 22, 2009
uMM
This short loop was a rhythm band project created by our 2nd quarter AEP class. Each student wrote 4 bars of 4/4 time rhythm. Each student played their part into Garage Band using a MIDI Controller. This was the first time we used the Garage Band Vocal Jam Pack.
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usNovember 27, 2009
Gardens In The Rain
Demarest Middle School student James Chen
Pathetique
Demarest Middle School student James Chen
Demarest Middle School 5th Grader James Chen's Piano Recital
James Chen, a fifth grader at the Demarest Middle School, won first place in his age group at the Young Pianist Competition Of New Jersey. This is the Winners' Recital on June 15, 2008.
Demarest Middle School and The Ethiopian American School
The Demarest Middle School & Global Care Unlimited Inc.
are working together to raise money to build a school in Awassa Ethiopia called "The Ethiopian American Friendship School."
There will be a fund raising BBQ on
Thursday, June 5, 2008 after school in the parking lot.
Come have fun helping others!
MEBCI Performance and Judges Comments-Midnight Escape
Midnight Escape
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usMay 13, 2008
MEBCI Performance and Judges Comments-Coast Guards
Coast Guards
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usMay 13, 2008
MEBCI Performance and Judges Comments-A Childhood Hymn
A Childhood Hymn
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usMay 13, 2008
MEBCI Performance and Judges Comments-Barrier Reef
Barrier Reef
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usMay 13, 2008
Ross The Boss
This project was the continuation of the rhythm band assignment posted below. Lyrics were written by a 5th grade student (R). Vocals were performed by the entire class. Rhythm section loops were added to enhance the final mix. Students learned about Form (A-B-A) and chord changes (C, F, G).
Bach Invention #13 in A Minor
8th grade percussion/drum set player also plays piano. Recorded on Garage Band and using M-Audio Firewire 410 Interface.
3rd Marking Period Music AEP Rhythm Band
Each student wrote 4 bars of 4/4 time rhythms. All work had to use correct rhythmic notation. Each student then recorded their 4 bars using a MIDI Controller and Garage Band. Parts were then edited to improve rhythmic accuracy and musical form.
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usFebruary 15, 2008
Cabbage
LLE Flutes recorded this tune with SmartMusic 1/23/08
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usJanuary 24, 2008
DMS Staff Rock Out The Barn Yard
DMS Staff Podcasting Workshop 1/21/08. Used Garage Band loops and Blue Snowball USB mic.
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usJanuary 22, 2008
Ya
8th grader using Garage Band. More experimentation with mood, texture, instrumentation and Form.
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usJanuary 11, 2008
Totally Awesome
8th grade student using Garage Band. Experimented with writing a "B" section.
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usJanuary 08, 2008
Hunting Song - By Felix Mendelssohn
Recorded by 8th grade music student. Student is also drummer in school Jazz Band. Recorded with M-Audio Firewire 410 and Garage Band.
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usJanuary 04, 2008
The Other Thing
The 5th grade AEP music class
DMS Music Podcasting
en-usDecember 18, 2007