노래의 첫 경험
수상 경력에 빛나는 어린이 합창단의 보컬 교육에 대한 소개.
Registration for our 2025|26 FES classes is now open. Click the link below to get notified when registration opens.
LACC’s First Experiences in Singing is now a year-long program meeting for 10 weeks each in the fall and spring. In 2025|26, the year-long class costs $1,067 + a $100 registration fee.
The program is offered to first graders and second graders, with enough sessions offered to meet demand. Enrollment for FES begins in summer; click here to register for an FES class.
First Experiences in Singing exposes young singers in first and second grades to core melodic and rhythmic musical exploration through high-quality folk song, using the bel canto vocal technique. Students enjoy many opportunities to sing solos, play musical games, and use physical manipulatives to practice musical sight-reading and writing skills.
FES 프로그램을 통해 어린이 :
- 그룹, 소그룹 및 솔로 설정에서 벨 칸토 테크닉으로 노래하는 경험과 자신감을 얻으십시오.
- 마스터 교사로부터 Kodály 기반 순차적 인 수업을 통해 음조와 리듬 기술을 배우십시오.
- 고품질의 민요, 노래 게임, 춤에 익숙해지고,
- 부모, 가족 및 친구를위한 최종 시연 (유익한 공연 또는 정보)을 통해 배운 기술을 보여줍니다.
SEMESTERS OF FIRST EXPERIENCES IN SINGING
In the first semester of FES, children will explore the joy of singing. Vocal production based in head tone or the upper voice will be explored through simple exercises (sirens, animal sounds, etc.) as well as songs. Additionally, the concepts of pitch, pulse, rhythm, pitch, solfege (so, mi, la, do), and the music staff are explored through kinetic, visual, and aural games. The additional solfege syllable (re) will be introduced. Full body breathing will be taught. Additional rhythmic note values, time signatures, and conducting will be introduced.
In the second semester, along with reinforcing all previous concepts learned in the fall, children will learn to create bel canto vowels through the use of American folk songs. Introductory experiences in rhythmic and melodic dictation (translating aural patterns to the written music staff), will be presented. Dynamic contrast will be experienced through aural examples and games. Joyous self-expression is deepened. Children will practice vocal exercises that develop a blended choral sound and establish a foundation for healthy vocal production. Musical scales, tempos, and partner songs will be explored. The extended Do pentatone will be completed with the introduction of High Do. Staff dictation examples are drawn from class repertoire. Kinetic activities and listening examples continue to provide engaging experiences while deepening musical understanding. Additional activities assist children in finding their artistic voice.