Trinity College School - Record Yearbook (Port Hope, Ontario Canada)

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THE YEAR IN MUSIC .1 The music program at Trinity blossomed into a very busy department throughout the school year. In addition to the Senior Jazz Ensemble. Senior Concert Band, Junior Concert Band, Beginners Band, and Chapel Choir, two new ensembles: Junior Jazz Ensemble, and ln- termediate Concert Band were added bringing the total number of performing ensembles to seven. Throughout the year the senior ensembles per' formed at Convocation weekend. Parents' weekend, and most Entrance and Scholarship Days, and the Carol Service. ln February, the music department hosted its third Annual Music Day, and a group of visiting professional musicians worked with each group and eventually sat in and performed with our musicians. Among the highlights was renowned tenor Saxophonist, Perry White sitting in with the Senior Jazz Ensemble. The Senior Jazz Ensemble competed in the Eastern Central Ontario Regional of MusicFest Canada. This marked the first time the group competed in the festival, and by receiving a Bronze Award showed that T.C.S. is beginning to build a fine ensemble. During the year music students attended the Friends of Music concert series where they heard world class artists such as The Kings Singers and Mary O'Hara. As a way of presenting all of the performing ensembles, the third annual Music Night was presented in May. All ensembles performed challenging material and did a fine job. The even- ing was successful in showing how talented our musical groups really are. - Mr. McGee

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