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Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Institute - Spectrum Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

 - Class of 1953

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Page 42 text:

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L. to X-. — John Klassen Martha Kroeker, Augusta Vo th, Helen Epp, Don Kroeker, Mr. Doerksen, Tilly Klassen, Grace Neufeld. Mennonites have always been noted for their musical inclination. In the M.B.C.I. this talent has not been neglected. One period during the week is set aside for singing. The grade nines and tens meet Friday afternoons for practice and the grade elevens and twelves meet on Monday afternoons. During these periods we have learned more hymns from the new Mennonite Hymnary and have also sung some secular songs. The school provides an opportunity for instrumentalists to exercise their talents. Every Wednesday, after the classes have been dis¬ missed, orchestra practice is held. During the year simple songs have been played, and more difficult music tackled. Often the sounds that are produced during practice are not too euphonious and make the listener’s ears tingle. Nevertheless the players enjoy practices. Several times during the year we have had the priv¬ ilege to perform before an audience. Students are encouraged to take private music lessons. At the College harmony and theory are taught and some students take a music course as an option. A number of the piano students entered the annual Winnipeg Musical Festival. Here they all did well. A few of the girls are members of the Winnipeg Girl’s Choir. Through weekly singing periods, orchestra practices and encouragement in all lines of good music, the M.B.C.I. does its best to create an appreciation for music and thus to build a more rounded and developed personality in each individual. Augusta Voth. 40

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' iM N 1) “La Donna e Mobile” noontime relaxation. 2) An appreciative audience. 3) Grade IX and X singing practice. 4) Betty and Rosemarie — and Schumann. 5) “0, Little Town of Bethlehem”. 6) “Bagatelle” — orchestra practice. 41

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