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Your guide to extra curricular arts involvement.

We all love being entertained. We all love being creative. We love it most when something in the Arts speaks to us deeply; to who we are as individuals. The Arts helps build our personal identity. They help us challenge ourselves. They help us be who we are meant to be as part of God s plans for our lives. At different times different approaches to creativity are required to nurture a young artist. We summarise our vision with three words: EXCITE. EXPLORE. EXCEL. The programs Mueller Arts put together give all students a chance to find a program that matches their individual needs. At Mueller all students matter. So, whether your child wishes to pursue a highly disciplined path of music excellence, or just give the drums a go; whether they want to dance at Eisteddfods or improve their drawing skills, we have an extra-curricular opportunity for your child. Check the timetable at the end of this brochure for a group or activity that suits your child. Keep an eye on Mueller Connect as it is our intention to keep adding classes and opportunities. For more information look on Mueller Connect/ Parent Portal, or contact the Arts Office on artsoffice@mueller.qld.edu.au or ring 3897 2859. Simon Ratcliffe Head of The Arts Email s.ratcliffe@mueller.qld.edu.au 2 3

Dance / Art / Drama Join a Dance Crew Brisbane Junior Theatre Look on Mueller Connect/Parent Portal, or contact the Arts Office on 3897 2859 or email artsoffice@mueller.qld.edu.au. Dance is big at Mueller! There are several groups and clubs rehearsing before school or at morning tea. We currently have an eisteddfod team who not only learn jazz, hip hop and contemporary routine, but have started to explore liturgical dance for events such as the Mueller Fete. The dance groups are also a way of being involved in school musical theatre events. Primary Dance Crew (3-6) Middle School Dance Crew (7-9) Senior Dance Crew (10-12) The Mueller Dance Crews are seeking to establish a uniform for when they compete. Such costs will be discussed with parents as the program is developed for each crew. This exciting youth company is renowned across Brisbane for it s after school workshop and school holiday performances where children learn and perform a musical in a week. It is exciting for us that the company has chosen to use our school as one of its performance hubs. Classes are open to students of all ages. $200 per term/$20 a week paid in advance (paid directly to the Instructor not to the school). Contact Jack or Debbie Bradford: 0402 320 239 (Jack), 0438 896 436 (Debbie), or jackbradford77@gmail.com Improve your Drawing Skills Speech and Drama Lessons A chance just to sit and draw with guidance. Natalia Balo runs an after school art class to provide students with individual attention and approaches to new techniques. This class is open to Primary students from Year 4 up to Year 12 students. $160 (8 sessions) per term (paid directly to the Instructor not to the school). Due to limited places, contact Natalia directly on: natalia.balo@mail.com; 0406383823; or www.bfineart.com.au. Good communicators are always valuable. Mueller College offers Speech and Drama for students wanting to improve their acting but also to assist presentation skills and build confidence. Speech and Drama benefits students with a range of abilities. $258 per term or $32.50 per lesson. Look on Mueller Connect/Parent Portal, or contact the Arts Office on artsoffice@ mueller.qld.edu.au or ring 3897 2859. 4 5

Community Musical Mueller Community Musical Every year Mueller provides a Musical theatre event to extend students and provide an exciting social event for Year Levels to work together. Often several staff members assist the production, take up a role, or play with the orchestra. While there is a focus in alternate years in giving equal opportunities to both Primary and Secondary students, it is possible for some students from year 4 to year 12 to be in a show every year. None Look on Mueller Connect/Parent Portal, or contact the Arts Office on 3897 2859 or email artsoffice@mueller.qld.edu.au. Auditions Because of the demand for roles, auditions are formalized into the following structure. 1. A general audition is held in which each student is given a chance to sing and dance. 2. Call back auditions are then held one for main cast, and one for chorus and dancers. A musical cast is a bit like a sports team. While we attempt to maximise our cast, not everyone who auditions will end up in the production. Crew: Opportunities are also available to crew the shows. Senior students often vie for the experience of Stage Manager and crew leadership. Orchestra: Many of the musicals chosen are supported by a student/ staff orchestra. This is open mainly to secondary students. Dancers: Dance teams are often a large part of the final production. Puppeteers: Many recent productions have used puppetry as an opportunity for student performance work with a difference. Date: Each musical occurs around the beginning of June. Rehearsals: Tuesdays and Wednesdays 3:20 5.00pm. Tuesdays are for main roles and Wednesdays for the whole cast until closer to the show when students attend all rehearsals. There are usually one or two Saturday morning rehearsals close to the show. The rehearsal period runs from October the previous year until the performance in the following year. Each show auditions in term 3 of the year before it is performed. 6 7

Arts Planner Planning your child s Arts Journey Below is an overview of all that happens in Mueller Arts. Use it as a guide for planning your child s future success... P 1 2 3 4 5 6* 7 8 9 10 11 12 CURRICULUM EXTRA- CURRICULUM MUSIC MUSIC CURRICULUM EXTENSION THE ARTS COVERED BY CURRICULUM WITH SPECIALIST CLASSES IN MUSIC AND VISUAL ARTS > ARTS ROTATION (first opportunities to select. Media Arts, Dance, Drama, as well as Music and Art as an elective) ARTS ELECTIVES (Media Arts, Visual Arts, Drama, Dance and Music) BEGINNER STRINGS PRIMARY STRING ORCHESTRA SECONDARY STRING ENSEMBLE DRUM LINE (4-12) P - 3 JUNIOR PRIMARY CHOIR 4-6 SENIOR PRIMARY CHOIR SECONDARY VOCAL GROUP AND MALE VOCAL GROUP MUSICAL (ACTING AND ORCHESTRA) BEGINNER BAND INTERMEDIATE BAND CONCERT BAND 4-6 CONCERT MUSIC CAFE MUELLER ARTS FESTIVAL ARTS EXHIBITION > ARTS ELECTIVES AND MUSIC EXTENSION ( Musicology Performance Composition) OTHER MUSIC EVENTS PRIMARY CHAPEL BAND (Beginning Chapel Band experience) L ARTE: LUNCHTIME PERFORMANCES MIDDLE SCHOOL CHAPEL BAND CHAPEL CAMP SENIOR CHAPEL BAND TUTORING INSTRUMENTAL LESSONS (Percussion strings woodwind brass suitable for students Yr 4 and up Vocal/Piano/Guitar suitable for Yr 1 and up) VOICE LESSONS MUSIC THEORY LESSONS OTHER ARTS SPEECH AND DRAMA TUTORING BRISBANE JUNIOR THEATRE CLASSES PRIMARY DANCE MIDDLE DANCE CREW SENIOR DANCE CREW DRAWING CLASSES * Year 6 students with the appropriate skills will be invited to join the secondary orchestra as long as they are able to also meet their primary band leadership commitments 8 9

Music Music Ensembles Primary & Secondary The delight of singing, dancing and playing games, which for centuries has brought joy to children, has been incorporated into classroom practise to serve the cause of musical literacy. Mueller uses folk songs from Australia, and around the world, to teach the language of music throughout the primary years. Movement helps children feel the pulse and rhythm, while repetition encourages singing in tune. It is through performing the simple rhythms of these songs that children are led to discover, read and write beginning rhythms. Once these foundations have been laid, instruments are introduced to expand children s experience and to establish the relationship between letter names and solfa names. Throughout the middle-school years, Music encompasses a new world of creativity, whereby students are introduced to new technologies, new ways of composing and a greater emphasis on ensemble work, both vocally and instrumentally. The senior music years are where a student s musical literacy is on display. Mueller s cumulative and sequential teaching style gives senior students confidence to read, compose and perform music at a mastery level. Di Schmidt Primary Music Teacher Email d.schmidt@mueller.qld.edu.au Music Ensembles Junior Primary Choir (P - 3) Senior Primary Choir (4-6) Beginner Strings TBA Beginner Band Primary String Orchestra Intermediate Band (5-8) Drum Line TBA Secondary Vocal Group (7-12) Male Vocal Group (7-12) Concert Band (7-12) Musical Orchestra* Secondary String Orchestra TBA Please note: an audtion may be required to determine the best group for the student. * Formed in the year that a musical is in progress. Usually none, but some instruments can be hired. Lessons in an Instrument, Voice or Theory Voice, guitar, violin, piano, trumpet, drums and much, much, more. Mueller College offers a wide range of instrumental opportunities. Take advantage of on-site tuition with highly qualified staff. Make an instrument part of your child s extended learning. $258 - $272 per term for individual lessons with tutor $185 per term for group lessons (2 or 3 per group) $120 per term for theory lessons $45 per term for instrument hire For sign up details contact the Arts Administration team on 3897 2859 or email artsoffice@mueller.qld.edu.au. Instrumental Hire Hire charge is at $45 per term. This helps cover the price of repair and servicing. No reimbursement will be possible if the instrument is returned early. Currently Mueller offer Hire of the following instruments: Flute Clarinet Alto Saxophone Violin Cello Trumpet Trombone We also have other instruments available but a very limited number: Oboe French Horn Euphonium Double Bass The following instruments are used by band members to fill out the sound of the Concert Band and Musical Orchestra. Hire isn t charged for these instruments because of this: Bass Clarinet Tenor Saxophone Baritone Saxophone There are also instruments used for some classroom activities. These instruments aren t allowed to be taken home. Beginner Band students are expected to sign up to hire instruments. They are allowed to take these instruments home because they have committed to the hire cost and a weekly band lesson. 10 11

Timetable Arts Extra Curricular Timetable Day Before School Morning Tea/Lunch After School Monday Primary Choir Year 4 6 Time 8 8.30am Boy s Vocal Group Year 7 12 Time Lunch Secondary Choir Time 3.10 4.30pm Tuesday Senior Dance Crew Year 10 12 Where MPAC stage Time 7.15am Musical Rehearsal Where MPAC Stage Time 3.20 5pm Wednesday Primary Choir Prep year 3 Time 8 8.30am Middle Dance Crew Year 7 9 Where MPAC stage Time 7.15am Primary Strings Time 3.05 4.00pm Musical Rehearsal Where MPAC Stage Time 3.20 5pm Secondary String Ensemble Where Q408 Time 8.00am Thursday Intermediate Band Year 4 8 Where Q408 Time 7.30 8.30am Primary Dance Crew Year 3 6 Where Dance rooms Time Morning tea Drawing Class Year 4 6 Where S101 Time 3.10 5.30pm Chapel Band Rehearsal Time 8 8.45am Beginner Band Year 4 6 Time Lunch Concert Band Time 3.10 4.30pm Brisbane Junior Theatre Prep Year 12 Where D29 Time 3.05 4.30pm Friday Chapel Band Where MPAC Stage Time 8am to chapel 13

Scholarship Instrumental Music Scholarship Due to the diverse nature of our community, Mueller provides two distinct music scholarships which covers the cost of instrumental music lessons. Application for Scholarship This application form is the first step in the application process for a scholarship with Mueller College Music. If shortlisted, you will be contacted by the Arts Administration Department to arrange for an interview with the Head of Arts and the relevant music teachers. A parent/or guardian may attend the interview with their child. It is an expectation that as well as the spoken interview, the student will be prepared to play a short piece of music displaying their present skill level. Scholarships for Musical Excellence These are for students outstanding in the field. There is an expectation that their ability would be contributed to major music activities such as the orchestra or choir. Scholarships for Musical Diversity It often occurs that there are instruments essential to a music group, but we have trouble finding students to undertake this instrument. This scholarship is provided as an incentive for students willing to take up the challenge of the unfamiliar. Section 1 Category Please tick a box for the scholarship you are seeking. Music Excellence Musical Diversity Section 2 Parent Declaration and Student Details We hereby submit this scholarship application for the student named below We understand and acknowledge this application does not guarantee a music scholarship We have provided to the best of our knowledge the information required in the following sections. Signature of Parents/Guardians Please PRINT name/s Student Details Family Name Given Names Date of Birth Preferred Name Age Year Level in 2017 Section 3 Attributes / Achievements Please attach any additional supporting material (attributes and achievements) that you feel are relevant to this application. Please submit this form to the Arts Administration Department of Mueller College on artsoffice@mueller.qld.edu.au. 14 15

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