A free workshop that comes to you!

Goals

• To raise awareness about the benefits of choral music to the individual and to the community
• To help existing programs increase membership and to raise artistic development
• To initiate and encourage the creation of choirs in schools without such programs
• To attract and develop additional community financial support for choral music in the schools

Whether you have a chorus or not,
reap the benefits of being a Partnership School

Content

• Although the needs of each school will determine specific content, CPP curriculum is based on the fact that singing, basic musicianship, participating in an ensemble, and performing are all learned skills that can be taught to anyone.
• Core components include exploration and experimentation with: breathing; vocal color and range; rehearsal skills; solfege; pre-note reading and sight-singing; and the choral sound.

Scheduling
Six sessions spread out over 3-6 weeks

Mentorship
OFC choirs visit your school to sing with and for your student

For so-called "non-singers"
An opportunity to dispel the cripping "I can't sing" perception

A self-contained program with curriculum, materials and presenter
And that means minimal preparation time on your part!

Partnership Schools
Adams Elementary (4J)
Camp Creek Elementary (Springfield)
Centennial Elementary (Springfield)
Dorena Elementary, (South Lane)
Douglas Gardens (Springfield)
Edgewood/Evergreen Elementary (4J)
Irving Elementary (Bethel)
Lorane Elementary (Crow-Applegate)
Madison Middle School (4J)
Parker Elementary (4J)
Ridgeview Elementary (Springfield)
Spencer Butte Middle School (4J)
The Village School, Eugene
Willagillespie Elementary (4J)
Yolanda Elementary (Springfield)