Imperial Schools - Diplomat Yearbook (Gladewater, TX)

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The music program in the elementary school is directed toward developing the abil- ity to sing, to develop a repertoire of songs to be enjoyed by the individual and group, and to develop a sense of rhythm and appre- ciation for good music in general. The first two grade levels learn songs, the scale and rhythm band activities. More time is devoted to sight-reading and performing in grades 3 QI three and four as well as some two-part sing- ing. In grades 5 and 6 songs from countries around the World are taught, including more advanced rhythm patterns. Two and even three-part singing is developed to provide elementary choral training in preparation for choral singing in high school. Listening to various types of music is included in all grades.