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These students are all avid musicians, determined to carve out a space for the arts in a school dominated by sports programs. Some picked up a new instrument in September while others have been playing their instrument for years. Through persistent collaboration, these fourteen students have created their own rendition of Karim Ouellet’s L’Amour by writing out their own parts.

Ils combinent une variété d’instruments pour créer une texture riche qui est par moment polyphonique. Le groupe tient à remercier leur enseignante, Mme O’Connor, pour sa patience et son dévouement au cours de ce projet ainsi que souligner la contribution de Noah Bélanger, violoniste, qui était absent lors de l’enregistrement. La classe espère partager sa création avec l’école, voire aussi l’ensemble du pays.

“Socks and Crocs” is a band comprised of grade 5 and 6 students from Central Queens Elementary School in Prince Edward Island. They have been rehearsing 1-2 times a week for the past two months. These students come to every rehearsal with a great attitude; ready to have fun and make some music together. We hope you enjoy our rendition of “If I Had A Million Dollars” by the Barenaked Ladies!

For more information about the Canadian Music Class Challenge please visit: http://cbcmusic.ca/musicclass

The World Music Program at Stratford Hall is a unique blend of musical influences from Japan and Africa. Students from grade 6 to grade 10 develop an awareness of these two cultures’ and their musical language, through playing and studying Japanese Taiko drumming and African Marimba. Students are encouraged to discover and develop their own musical ideas and creativity. Treat You Better by Shawn Mendes performed by the 9/10 music class is a unique example of how traditional world instruments are used to reinterpret a Canadian pop song. Students are self-directed and encouraged to be part of the process of developing and arranging any and all music they perform.

To learn more about the Canadian Music Class challenge in association with MusiCounts, please visit:
http://cbcmusic.ca/musicclass