Where did April go? Here are a few highlights of music happenings. We have a new Orff instrument! Thanks to generous donations from The Parent Group and Margaret Price (Ms. Price’s wonderful mom), we were able to purchase a beautiful … Continue reading →

Following the Big Event, TCPS students marched back into music classes. Kindergartners learned and acted out the song, “I’m a Lucky Little Leprechaun”, each student holding a miniature “pot of gold” – very cute! They also did a circle dance … Continue reading →



What do you do with a drain pipe, a bagful of squishy balls, a pinwheel, and a kazoo? You learn to sing! That’s what the TCPS Chorus was doing last semester, and they had a good time doing it. The … Continue reading →

In December there was a great deal of singing ringing through the halls of TCPS, which culminated in our annual winter holiday sing-along on the last day of school in 2012. What a fun way to finish the semester and … Continue reading →

November has been a month of wonderful music-making at TCPS. In Gr. K -3, we celebrated this special month by learning a November rap – reading and clapping the rhythm first, then reciting the lyrics in the rhythm. Gr. K-5 … Continue reading →

Happy Halloweeen! October was a fun month for music at TCPS. In their own music classes, Kindergarten through Gr. 3 enjoyed acting like trolls as they burst forth from their mountain cave to move to “In the Hall of the … Continue reading →

Throughout September, students in Gr. K-6 have been enjoying the music of Hawaii and learning a bit about Hawaii’s most popular instrument, the ukelele. On the first day of music class, they created a gentle Hawaiian rainstorm, using their own … Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone who participated in this years Spring Show! We have so many talented students who showcased their various talents — singing and dancing, playing the piano, trumpet, and violin. A special thank you to Mr. Meyers for … Continue reading →

The theme for the second semester of TCPS chorus is “Love, Peace and Harmony.” Students are singing in rounds such as “Shalom Chaverim” (“Peace Friends, Until We Meet Again”) and “Oh, How Lovely is the Evening.” Other musical pieces include … Continue reading →