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Reply to "Thursday Nov 20 BOE Discussion on Boundaries and Regional Program Model"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Taylor is such an idiot. He mentioned a 200 person “full size” orchestra or band. Then he bragged about how “instrument construction” might even be a part of a criteria based instrumental music program. It’s clear MCPS hasn’t looked at any of the nationally known Perfirming Arts High Schools such as Duje Ellington, LaGuardia, or even the Virginia Governor’s School for the arts. You don’t break these kids up! Theatre kids need good instrumentalists to play in the pit of their musicals and real dancers on stage. You need good visual artists working on set design. Splitting these concentrations will limit the number of authentic experiences kids will have in MCPS. Also, Taylor was incorrect when the said MCPS didn’t currently have any criteria based instrumental music strike music programs. Almost every MS and HS has at least one audition only instrumental ensemble such as a wind ensemble, jazz band, etc. Is MCPS ready to start providing audition workshops and all the other outreach necessary for true criteria based music programs that can be successful? [/quote] He doesn't know anything about music. The private orchestra groups are around 100, maybe slightly more students, never 200. You couldn't even get 200 on a stage. Instrument construction - what does that even mean? They don't have metal or woodworking shops.[/quote] The dance program is very disappointing. I don’t see how it could adequately prepare a child for a future career in dance. Who made these arts pathways?[/quote]
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