| Strings
Nelle Keeley
Orchestra/Strings Director
NKeeley@wcpss.net
919-404-3680
Self-Awareness
Self-Satisfaction Self-Confidence |
What
can your child learn from the orchestra?
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teamwork
The orchestra coordinates individual
abilities into one central effort. It gives children the feeling of group
loyalty and motivation. An orchestra stimulates and fefines and gives
the child that essential feeling of belonging.
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concentration
Attention to detail is vital in
all education-related projects. Concentration built in the orchestra often
carries over to other areas, improving study habits and increasing intellectual
understanding and curiosity.
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appreciation
Orchestra participation encourages
respect and appreciation for aesthetic values and the beauty of the music
created.
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discipline
The orchestra teaches responsibility.
Emphasis is placed on following instructions and teaches the child respect
for music and group effect.
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personal achievement
Recognizing, meeting, and overcoming
a challenge may be the single most rewarding experience of all. Orchestra
participation offers that opportunity by providing a learning experience
where growth and fulfillment can occur.
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a career
Few young orchestra participants
possess the talent, drive, and self-discipline necessary to create a performing
career; but the achievement of maximum individual potential can lead to
collete scholarships and other financially beneficial arrangements ...
and possibly the accolades of music aficionados everywhere!
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