Welcome Back, LMMS Band Members! |
Welcome to LMMS, 6th Grade! Meet the Music Department...
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Check out our Band Video, 6th Graders and Students New to LMMS! :)
Why Join Band?
When does band class meet? Does my child need to have previous experience?
Which instruments are in the 6th grade band?
Where do I rent / purchase an instrument?
As you consider various rental plans, it is important to keep in mind that your child’s success will be affected by the quality of the instrument. You are strongly encouraged to obtain your instrument from a reputable music store with an in-house or local repair shop. If your child plans on using an older instrument (for example, one that has been in the attic), please let a band director check it over for you to assure that it is in good playing condition. You will also want to make sure your instrument comes with a good quality case to protect your investment.
- Unique advantages in preparing for high school, college, and careers beyond public education.
- Opportunities to grow as a leader, a teammate, and an individual.
- Confidence! By working together for a common goal, students gain confidence in themselves and make lifelong friendships with their peers.
When does band class meet? Does my child need to have previous experience?
- Daily classes - during regular school hours; with only 2 concerts afterschool.
- No previous musical background is required: We will teach your child everything that he/she needs to know.
Which instruments are in the 6th grade band?
- Woodwind - Flute, Oboe (school provided), Bassoon (school provided), Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
- Brass - Trumpet, French Horn (school provided), Trombone, Euphonium (school provides 2), Tuba (school provides 2)
- Percussion - Snare Drum, Bells or Xylophone
Where do I rent / purchase an instrument?
As you consider various rental plans, it is important to keep in mind that your child’s success will be affected by the quality of the instrument. You are strongly encouraged to obtain your instrument from a reputable music store with an in-house or local repair shop. If your child plans on using an older instrument (for example, one that has been in the attic), please let a band director check it over for you to assure that it is in good playing condition. You will also want to make sure your instrument comes with a good quality case to protect your investment.
Lost Mountain, Harrison, Hillgrove Band Directors and Staff performing Livin' On A Prayer: Lost Mountain Cluster Virtual Concert!
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Just for Fun!
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