Performing Arts
@Shaftesbury High School
CHORAL PROGRAM

WELCOME!

On this site, you will find...

Coming soon to this space...

  • Fundraising Materials

  • Uniform and SWAG information

  • Videos of past performances


Wherever you go... YOU BELONG in CHOIR!

What is Choir? It's about music, singing, and...

  • friendships

  • belonging

  • joy

  • growing

  • being accepted just as you are

But mostly, it's about YOU and your unique voice blending with the voices of others to create something even more beautiful.


In Concert Choir @Shaftesbury, we explore all kinds of vocal music from a variety of times and places.

Be prepared to be...

  • Blown away by the Baroque,

  • Rendered speechless by the Romantic, and

  • Mystified by the Modern.

...AND explore languages and styles like chorales, folk music, pop, and musical theatre.

In CONCERT CHOIR @Shaftesbury, we explore...

The Manitoba K-12 Music Curriculum:

MAKING

We develop language and practices for making music.
M-M1: We develop competencies for using tools and techniques to produce and represent sound and music in a variety of contexts.
M-M2: We develop listening competencies for making music.
M-M3: We develop competencies for using elements of music in a variety of contexts.

CONNECTING

We develop understandings about the significance of music by making connections to various times, places, social groups, and cultures.
M-C1: We develop understandings about people and practices in music.
M-C2: We develop understandings about the influence and impact of music.
M-C3: We develop understandings about the roles, purposes, and meanings of music.

CREATING

We generate, develop, and communicate ideas for creating music.
M-CR1: We generate ideas from a variety of sources for creating music.
M-CR2: We experiment with, develop, and use ideas for creating music.
M–CR3: We revise, refine, and share music ideas and creative work.

RESPONDING

We use critical reflection to inform music learning and to develop agency and identity.
M–R1: We generate initial reactions to music experiences.
M–R2: We critically listen to, observe, and describe music experiences.
M–R3: We analyze and interpret music experiences.
M–R4: We apply new understandings about music to construct identity and act in transformative ways.

Questions? CONTACT US by email!

Ms. Bamford