Music CCA Mixed Ensemble

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Contributed by THEODORA HUANG XINYI

Present Situation:

Few opportunities for students to collaborate and create across performing arts CCAs; students in Music CCAs are strong in performing skills but have less exposure to creating and improvisatory processes, which are key to the holistic development of musicianship.

Improvement:

A series of music improvisation workshops facilitated by in-house music teacher, bringing together members of Chinese Orchestra, Concert Band, Choir and String Ensemble in a mixed ensemble setting. 5 sessions held fortnightly during common CCA timeslot, culminating in co-created original performance pieces to be showcased in the Performing Arts CCA concerts 2020. (suspended after 4 sessions due to suspension of CCA in T2).



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