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2026 Keverian School String Concert

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Source
YouTube / Everett Public Schools, MA
Date
2026-03-09
Location
Middlesex County, MA
Material
Transcript
Extent
1,269 words · about 8 min
Collected
2026-06-06

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001Good morning everyone. And I'll say more Ohio. That's Japanese for good morning. >> So good morning everyone. Welcome to our K2 violin concert. Kindergarten, first grade, and second grade. Mr. Cash Marrick who's Delin have been working with these students and they want to show off today all the wonderful things they've learned on the violin that I probably couldn't do at all if I picked up a violin. So they put in a lot of hard work. Um just a couple of announcements before we start. If you do need to use the restroom while the concert's going on, please go to the main office. Any of the restrooms down here are student only. Also, we usually have a rule set up here for the camera just to make sure no one's in front. So, please don't stand

002if you don't need to and try not to hold up the phones too high. So, the the recording can be done through the back here. Okay. Uh, and without further ado, Mr. Thank you very much. Have a wonderful >> this first one. So, we do not just play in violin class. We sing a lot because violins don't have frets or keys. So we have to hear the digitally well. That is why you will hear a lot of singing. So um our first talk is about how we stand safely with the violin and at the beginning of class and we don't fidget and we are keep the violin nice and station might shall All the sing 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 on the stomach viol exercise. Lift the bottom part of your violin. Please

003put the sponge on your shoulder. The end button should be touching your neck underneath your ear. Then move the pointed part of your chin on your chin. Then slide your thumb back. Wiggle your fingers. Say hello strings. Straight. >> Flip your ball. And please try to put the pinky on top of the stick and break the ball in the middle of the country on the E string. This is strings around the world. You'll hear sounds from all over the world. Deep Hey. Heat. Heat. down. Heat. Now we are going to sing about the part of our violin. and shoulder. Bridge and cherish shoulders. Bridge and rest. >> Our next piece is a very emotional one. So try not to cry. One, two, three, four. Stop out. Lift the bottom part of your eyes on your

004shoulder, please. And the side of your neck of your throat. And then the point of your chin. Slide your thumb away from your face and wiggle your fingers. Say hello strings. >> Hello strings. Here's our very emotional sailing home on the knees. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Heat. Yeah. Heat. And now we are going to sing about our full hearts. crossing never touch the horse and hold it by the rain. Just hold the >> Now we're going to Manhattan and we're going to to play some Manhattan blues for you. 1 2 3 4 stop by the bottom part of your violin. Place this point on your shoulder and point touching the side of your neck. Not your throat on the side. Then point the part of your chin on your chin. Slide your thumbs. Wiggle your fingers.

005Flip your ball. Let me see those paintings on top of the stick if you can. Place your ball on the E string. Roll it over. Comes to the A string. And roll it over one more time to the D string. We're going to be on the D string. And we're going to play. Here it goes. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Okay. Excellent. Under your arm, please. Okay. Now we are going to go from Manhattan to Africa. >> And yes and we are going to >> second grade is going to do a call and kindergarten and first grade are going to respond. All right. So you guys sing with Miss Develin and I'll sing with Here you go. This is called JJ. Juicy la. I J. Hey. Good job. >> Now we will do the same thing.

006However, the kindergarten and first grade are going to answer by playing the violin and they will still sing. >> One single line. >> One, two, three, four. Stop. P it out. Play the bottom part of your violin. Put it on your shoulder. Push the side of your neck. Point your part on your chin. Slide your thumb. Wiggle your fingers. Say hello strings. >> Here we go. Nice and up, guys. Little straight string and the A string together. Yeah. Hey. Heat. Heat. All right. Now we are going to sing another song that we sing when class is over. However, this class is not over. But we will sing this song because we love singing that song and it helps us remind to bring our violins at the right time at the right day. Monday. It's my

007wild day. Monday, Monday, that is when I play. Bring my boulder. Bring my one day. Monday. My name is I. >> All right, second grade, please stand up and stand right where you are behind the chair. And now we are going to play the grand finale for kindergarten because this is the last piece kindergarten is going to play right now. They are still going to play one together at the end. But uh this is called the techno symphony. Ready everybody? 1 2 3 4. Stop. Violet up. Put it on your shoulder. Point your chin and your chin wrist. >> There you go. Hey hey. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Eat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat up here. Heat. 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 >> Devil We'll continue our concert for break one and

008two together. >> Okay. All right. Our next piece is Old McFiddler. It's a twist on Old McDonald. Um, so so the students will sing and play kind of at the same time. 27. E I E I O. Heat. Heat. Wow. >> Okay. All right. Our next piece is called Rock and Roll Fiddle. So, you will get a taste of more of a rock style. We're also going to play long notes and short notes combined in one piece. Okay, guys. 1 2 3 4 stop. All right, visible on the A string. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. All right. Next. Next, we're going to do Sweet Eyes where the students will play long. Twide your thumbs up. >> Hello. This place on the C street A third There are heat. position. >> Okay, our last one

009um for this portion is called train. It's one of the students very pieces that we play and they also are going to play with the first finger. So this is our first piece where we use our fingers on the fingerboard. 1 2 3 4 on the C string. Heat. Heat. Heat. I'll our first grade portion. >> Okay, can we bow, guys? One, two, three, four. Bow. First grade, I would like you to sit around wear second grade. Don't go through your cage. Please come and sit in this table. >> Behind you. And then All right, this is our portion of the second grade for the concert. We're going to have a lot of fun with this one. >> The first one is called Little Picato Plucky. And in classical music, we use Italian terminology. So

010that's means plucky in Italian, right? 1 2 3 4. Stop violin out. Lift the bottom part of your violin. Play this one with your shoulder and welcome to this side of your neck. Don't put it in your throat. Come on back away from your face. You're going to be using your ear. Flip your bow. I want everybody stick this against your belly. >> All right. Second, first grade and kindergarten. Please don't touch your fine and be quiet. Listen to second grade. They listen to you. Very quiet. Hey. birthday. Hey I would like to thank Mr. King and Mr. Bryant for coming and supporting us. I would like to thank the video department for always having our backs. There will be on our website that you will be shared on class dojo. Uh all the concerts

011will be there. You can browse all the concerts. We have this festivals as you can see. We have eight concerts. We already had two concerts last week and tonight at the high school for the grades and now we're going to have a concert for each uh Kate school. Um so um we move on. One 2 3 4. >> All right. Now we come. Now we start the fun part of our concert. Don't go too crazy. Right. All right. Here it goes. This one is Irish. We're going to Ireland now. Heat. Heat. Heat. Now we are going to kind of going to do some moves. Okay. Here's some moves for you. I don't know. Heat. Heat. Heat. Yeah. >> All right. Now, Brazil. >> Brazil. This one is called dansa. >> All right. >> One, two,

012three, four. Stop by. Put it on your shoulder. Point the part of your chin on your chin rest. Slip your bow. Place your bow on the A string. The second string. Gentlemen, >> watch that. Heat. Heat. Heat. And now for our grand finale, we are going to play the hip. So everybody stand up. Please stand away from your chair. Don't stand between the chair and the table behind the chair. >> Okay, let's go. 1 2 3 4 up your shoulder. This is the hip hop. This one we play at the end of every concert, right? It's like a Hey, no baby. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Heat. Yeah. Heat. Yeah. Heat. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Woo! Woo!

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