001Good morning everyone. Bonjour buenos das and welcome to our holiday show. Our students and teachers have been rehearsing uh quite a bit over the last two weeks, putting in a lot of time and effort uh to put on a wonderful show for you today. Uh I wanted to thank Mr. Walsh, our music teacher, who does an excellent job with the students. I also wanted to thank and I'm not sure I thought I saw him in attendance, Mr. King, our director of visual and performing arts. Thank you, sir, for helping us get set up. Like to also thank our AP crew from the high school, Mr. Del Gazel, for being there so we can put this online. Especially want to thank uh the parents for all your patience uh and the students for all the time
002that they put in. Uh we really appreciate it. We're going to start the show and it's uh it's a pretty packed show, Mr. Walsh. Is that correct? Uh it's a pretty packed show. I'm hoping we're about a little over an hour and 20 minutes. But first up to start us off uh to begin our wonderful winter holiday concert is Miss Develin and our grades 4 through 8 strings. So Miss Deon, we're going to be performing two songs. Thank you and thanks again and welcome to the holiday show. I hope you enjoy. making music. He Heat. Thank you. Heat. Heat. One more. That was great. Thank you, Mr. Walsh, Miss Delin, and our fourth through eight strings. And now, please welcome our kindergarten class. together. We sing the weather. in. This is the sing. >> Mhm.
003chocolate. What? Snowflakes around snow. Snowflake. No place. No. No. No. >> I know. It's so exciting. Michael. I am Alice Alice Al I like I I went to the winter. I'm going for my ear. Can we have one more round of applause for that wonderful kidney? I also wanted to mention we were doing some uh thank yous at the beginning of the show. I also wanted to thank Superintendent Hot for the support that he gives all of our schools every day helps show our students on stage every time we're able to. Now, as we get ready for our grade one, we have a little change up in our student center performance and we have our student MC's who we're going to introduce the next group of students. Leilani, Salvin, and Bernado. Come on up. >>
004Yeah. Hello and welcome again to the George Cabarian School. My name is Leil Lani and I will be one of your MC's today. We are so excited to have you join us in our celebration of the winter and holiday season and we'll begin with the kindergarten classes. Fore companion. Fore We never He always man in the town. The lonest man in the town. Have you ever seen the baby liber? I never see how you look at me. You will see the baby right. Have you ever se I never see how you see when you look at me. However, you will see right left ever see when you look at me. You will see they will begin right to see where you look at me. You will see right left Last one. I'm dead. My heart
005is Heat. Heat. Heat. I meant to see all the are all around me. No. I got a heart. I got a me. Thank you, first grade. Another great performance and another round of applause for the prayer. So, we have a take two with our MC's. The good MC's usually follow directions of whoever's directing. Mr. Norman didn't do a great job directing. I think we've fixed that now. So, now they're going to be able to shine and do their introductions. >> Next is second grade. The name of their last song candle light candle light cannon describes how the song is sung. A candon a cannon is a song where two or more groups sing the same melody but at different times. The overlapping effect creates harmony. There is candle light. Facebook. Facebook compos. content is winter.
006December is winter. December is winter. December is summer. December is summer. December is summer in South America around the world changing attitude. You will find the season changing right along with you. December is winter. December is winter. December is winter in your heart. December is summer. December is summer. December is summer in America. All around the world changing gratitude. your mind by the seas changing right along with you. The masses of the earth is what it's all about in the north in the south. December is winter. December is winter. December is winter in North America. December is summer. December is summer. December is summer. Is America travel around the world changing attitudes. You will find the season changing right along with you of the earth all about the north is in the south. Woohoo! Dre
007I ready D I will play and when it's ready I play it with fire dre. of the lights. All of the world are together tonight. And in the blow of the candles we see for you and me for me. Heat. Heat. Heat. for you and me for me. We are here. Heat. Peace for you and peace for me. Peace for you and for me. Now, third grade will present their songs to you. Their first song, Roundabout Winter, is sung in a rap, which is a type of cannon similar to what second grade just sang. You will hear more overlapping melodies that create interesting harmonies. for around I know they say around the winter in Florida is busier. Take meas. Superstars Kmonas. Now we sing. So close your eyes. on your season. I want you to
008be down the slippery soft we go through the snow. If you follow the hand in this wonderland And this is how we go. something perfect east or west or We like for everyone. I don't want a bundle show that autumn is here. Little wine, little bund of dead leaves shows that winter is here. Shows that mother is here. Little bit of white is here. Ready? Daddy wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. Yeah. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I
009want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you a merry Christmas on the bottom of my heart. Yeah. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you merry Christmas. >> We have one more very special performance for instrumentals this morning. Even for Come here. How would you look? Grade two to four chorus club will present two songs. One is a Spanish lullabi originating from a basque people of New Mexico. The other is a gospel inspired piece by Teresa Jennings celebrating Quanza. Don't Fore go spal. Gospel Jennings. I love yellow. SP Heat. Heat. Ah, heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Oh, heat, heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. We will close our show with fourth grade. We
010will also be singing around with a special sing along to close this show. Please enjoy. Puerto R. This is what I love. Oh go A heart f of my last my last one. No last no long. Winter's here. Winter's here. Cars are frozen hard and clearing snow. But of all the year winds may blow, winds may blow for snow us. Let us get in low. Good morning. I want to thank you all again. Thank you so much for your support of your students. Thank you so much for coming to our concert this morning. We have one more song for you. If you know it, please sing along. Heat. Heat. Morning. We got nobody see this again. See Heaven Why can't I see why Do you know I'm going See, Cookie Morning every morning. everybody see.
011down. I want to give one more thank you to Mr. C who is one of our eighth grade teachers and also our incredible piano this morning. Thank you so much to Mr. Mr. Miss the concert for their support of me and our students. Thank you so much to Mr. Oh my goodness.