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Music
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The Music Program at Huron Heights SS focuses on developing the skills necessary for successful musical expression. We believe that a sense of belonging and inclusion is central to musical growth and success. We do this by promoting a culture of collaboration in our large ensemble programming.
Many students who participate in Arts Huron find that our large ensemble experience is where they find a true sense of belonging. For many, the HHSS Music program is a second family of sorts.
Students who enter the Arts Huron Music program come from a variety of experiences and abilities. All are welcome.
Unique opportunities to develop your musical skills and expression may include: solo and small ensemble performance, workshops and lessons with guest artists and professional musicians, field trip opportunities to the Canadian Opera Company, Roy Thomson Hall, Massey Hall, Metalworks Recording Studio, the Canadian Music Centre, the Univerisity of Toronto Faculty of Muisc, and other locations around the GTA, as well as other special events hosted by the Arts Huron program. As students advance, there are more opportunities for specialized study of jazz, teaching, arranging, composition, conducting, and performance of standard symphonic and chamber repertoire.
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ARTS HURON MUSIC
GRADE |
FOUNDATION COURSES |
SPECIALTY COURSES |
OTHER ARTS
COURSES |
Grade 9 |
AMI1OM - Instrumental Music
AMR1OM - Repertoire (Band) |
AMC1OM - Music for Creating |
**All music students are encouraged to explore and participate in repertoire and elective ensembles**
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AMG1OM - Guitar |
AMV1OM - Vocal Music
AMJ1OM - Repertoire (Choir) |
Grade 10 |
AMI2OM - Instrumental Music
AMR2OM - Repertoire (Band) |
AMC2OM - Music for Creating |
Grade 10 or 11 are the recommended years to take your arts course
outside of your discipline (e.g., theatre, visual arts, or dance). |
AMG2OM - Guitar |
AMV2OM - Vocal Music
AMJ2OM - Repertoire (Choir) |
Grade 11 |
AMI3MM - Instrumental Music
AMR3MM - Repertoire (Band) |
AMC3MM - Music for Creating |
Grade 10 or 11 are the recommended years to take your arts course outside of your discipline (e.g., theatre, visual arts, or dance). |
AMG3MM - Guitar |
AMV3MM - Vocal Music
AMJ3MM - Repertoire (Choir) |
Grade 12 |
AMI4MM - Instrumental Music
AMR4MM - Repertoire (Band) |
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You are encouraged to continue to explore and study other
art forms |
AMG4MM - Guitar |
AMV4MM - Vocal Music
AMJ4MM - Repertoire (Choir) |
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