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Interested in joining band?
Not sure which instrument is right for you?
Whether you are a new musician or a returning player,
You've come to the right place!
Welcome 4th and 5th grade students and parents!
I'm so glad you are considering being part of the band. Learning to play a musical instrument is one of the most interesting, challenging and fun things you can do. I'm excited to help you start your journey.
Mr. Fults - Cawston and Winchester Band Teacher
Welcome to Band
Welcome to Band
Step 1. Choose an instrument
Step 1. Choose an instrument
Which instrument should you play? You should choose the instrument that most interests you. Pick the one that you will practice!
Listen to the demonstrations of each instrument below to find out which instrument you would like to play.
How to Pick an instrument
How to Pick an instrument
Flute
Flute
Clarinet
Clarinet
Alto Saxophone
Alto Saxophone
Trumpet
Trumpet
Trombone
Trombone
Baritone
Percussion (We will learn both the snare drum and the bells)
Step 2. Band Expectations
Step 2. Band Expectations
Band in elementary school is a pull out program which means that students will miss some of their regular classroom time to attend the band lessons. To be in Band, students are expected to make up any class work they might miss while in their band lessons and to keep their grades up. We do our best to not pull students during math and language arts. Band students are also expected to practice their instrument daily at home. Thirty minutes a day is the secret to success and growth. Band students will be expected to attend all lessons on time, practice at home regularly, bring their instrument and band book to each lesson, and be on their best behavior.
The letter explains how to get an instrument and how band works. Click below to view the parent letter.
Information for Parents (English) Información para Padres (Español)
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