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Highview Christian College, Maryborough, VIC

The students of 7W Music and 7D Music at Highview Christian Community College are currently preparing for Music: Count us In 2011.  We will be dedicating all our lessons up until September 1st to learning the song.  We have started learning both the vocal parts and the instrumental parts.  We have even formed a Year 7 Rock Band just for this event.  Many of the students in both music classes are beginner musicians so we are taking it one day at a time. All the students however are displaying a great deal of enthusiasm and overall enjoyment. Cheers and we look forward to showing you our finished product.

Chrissy Schuler, Music Coordinator, Highview Christian Community College, Maryborough VIC

Australian Government

This project is supported by funding from
The Australian Government.

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Music: Play for Life, the Music Council of Australia's grassroots camapaign to get more Australians making music: in schools, communities, everywhere

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“I'm overwhelmed by the way Music: Count Us In seems to tap the community’s imagination and leave such a legacy in schools. Teachers report their involvement directly leads to pro-music changes in attitudes and resources at their school and more students singing in choirs, playing in bands and orchestras, and giving music a go.”
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