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Today, we are visiting Fabricland for shopping for Artknits store stuffed animals , pillows, and other types of things that we can buy. We are making a update version of Fortanato & Josephine's classical knitting dolls. We have to choose our fashion fabrics to continue. There are sewing patterns and knitting supplies and other stuff to choose from. So, we have a brand new singer sewing machine to  sew the stuffie's pockets to put your favorite items inside. But, the original ones back in 1902 when they just started are not the same like them. When knitting was introduced to the Artknits company in 1910, they have started original wool dolls and teddy bears like that. We have someone who cutted fabric for our update supplies!

Fashion Illustration is the art of communicating fashion ideas in a visual form that originates with illustration, drawing and painting and also known as Fashion sketching.

The Royal Conservatory of Music, branded as The Royal Conservatory, is a non-profit music education institution and performance venue headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It was founded in 1886 by Edward Fisher as The Toronto Conservatory of Music. In 1947, King George VI incorporated the organization through royal charter.

Beginner music is provided to beginner musicians, by larger notes and sometimes, they have simple notes for the beginner to play. You can remember your notes in your head. This type of sheet music is for playing new songs on the piano or other instruments. Here are the list of classical songs for beginners to play: 1. Erik Satie – Gympnopedie, No. 1  2. Schubert – Ave Maria 3. Beethoven – Moonlight Sonata, Movement 1 4. Beethoven – Fur Elise 5. Beethoven – Ode To Joy 6. Chopin – Prelude In E Minor, Op. 28 No. 4 7. Bach – Prelude No. 1, in C Major 8. Debussy – Claire De Lune 9. Bach – Minuet In G Major 10. Bach – Minuet In G Major, BWV Anh 116 11. Chopin – Prelude No. 7 in A Major 12. Schumann – Arabesque Op. 18 in C Major 13. Schumann – Kinderszenen – Movement 1 14. Schumann – Kinderszenen – Movement 7 15. Grieg – Morning Mood from Peer Gynt Op. 13 16. Diabelli – Bagatelle 17. Pachelbel – Canon in D  18. Bach – Invention No. 1 in C Major 19. Mozart – Kyrie Eleison

A song is a musical composition intended to be sung by the human voice. This is often done at distinct and fixed pitches using patterns of sound and silence. Songs contain various forms, such as those including the repetition of sections. Through semantic widening, a broader sense of the word "song" may refer to instrumentals.

The Artknits work so hardly in 1904 to present. So, he Artknits have started making live shows since 2010. The first concert in 2010 is kindergarten songs. In 2011, The Artknits sung a song together about the Rainbow in Doncrest Public School stage. In 2012, The Artknits is starting to have lots of details, and The Artknits will put numbers on the stage to make them look cool. And the second song they write is Little Snowflake, it is a childrens songs. Back in 1930,  Peitro had started their first theory on music, and he went to a concert in Italy. In 2013, The Artknits have performed a son called "Hickory Dickory Dock" in Asprations and Discoveries, and Bernice Chong was the elephant. So, in 2014, Bernice Chong will plan to play the piano in the concert and introduced the instrument, and the harp also, The first song that she played is the happy song, and it was easy to play. In June of 2015, The Artknits have performed a song called "So Long Farwell" from the &q

Art of Time Ensemble will be performing a FREE kids concert at Walter Hall, hosted by Joanna Kellam. The concert will cover  The Story of Babar, the Little Elephant , a composition for narrator and piano by Francis Poulenc, based on  Histoire de Babar  and written in 1931. Feature Artists: Benjamin Smith (piano), Andrew Burashko (narration)

Toronto Summer Music (“TSM”), previously operating as the Silver Creek Music Foundation, ran two pilot programmes in the summers of 2004 and 2005 including one- or two-week Chamber music workshops in piano, strings and percussion, and a mini series of public concerts featuring the Gryphon Trio, Scott St. John, Shauna Rolston, Lydia Wong and NEXUS. In the summer of 2006, under the leadership of founding Artistic Director Agnes Grossmann, TSM expanded activities significantly, from the one or two single-week programmes offered in 2004 and 2005 to a full four-week programme that included a Festival with chamber music concerts and solo recitals complemented by pre-concert lectures; and an Academy with masterclasses and workshops in Chamber music and Art Song, providing advanced study and performance opportunities for gifted graduate students and pre-professional performers. Extensive and successful fundraising efforts resulted in support from many sources including individual donors,

The Artknits was founded in Italy in 1904, and now the Artknits are Bernice Chong, Anna Romano, Berwin Chong, Olivia Birmingham, Michaela Birmingham, Emily you, Emily So, and other friends from it. For over 115 years, they compose a lots of songs, doing knitting, and baking award winning recipes and across Canada, United States, and other countries. So, lets talk about 5 Artknits who is not in the group anymore, but it is used to be in it. 4: Fortanato/Fortanata (1897-1989) Fortanato is a kntting teacher from early 1904 to early 1989. She was born in fall of 1897 near Rome, Italy, and she has died in the age of 92 in a hospital in Canada. In 1902, Fortanato has started kntting, and her mom showed her how to knit. So, another knitting teacher replaced her in 2014 after when Maria was died. Her cause of death was, she gets cancer and she shakes her hands in the hospital. So, her favorite hobby is to knit dolls and cloaks. In 1977, she have move to Canada to have knitting in a Canadia

10. In 1904, the Artknits have started their first company about cooking and a family owned company  near Rome, Italy. 9. Fortanato and Josephine started knitting in 1902, their mothers show them how to knit and crochet sometimes when they have to. Then in 1910, knitting was introduced in The Artknits Company. 8. Did you know Peitro went to World War II in 1939-1945, and he takes a group picture with his friends and family in the war. 7. Peitro and Maria both started music and art in the 1930s in Italy, and it was introduced to the Artknits Company. 6. Did you know in 1977 they have went to Canada to start their own company there and with awesome Canadian traditions? 5. In December of  2015 Vernice was introduced in Bernice’s Corner it was on December 26th, and brought her in Promenade Mall? 4. In September of 2016, Artknits made a new location in a Catholic Elementary School, and put new members into the group. 3. Baby Lolaha was introduced into the Artknits in 2008, and she w

The Artknits is a group that could do music, art, cooking, and knitting that forms in Montorio, Italy & Rome, Italy in 1904. Since 2014, the group members have changed into Anna Romano, Bernice Chong, Berwin Chong, Emily So, Michaela Birmingham, Olivia Bermingham, Mya Terentos, and other group members. The original members are Fortanato (1897-1989), Josephine (1899-1939), Peitro (1925-2013), and Maria (1926-2014). So they have created there first activity when they were just started the company. In June 6, 2014, the original members have died and retired, and they will replaced as Romano, Chong, So, Birmingham, and other members. Most original members died in the ages between 30 and 89, and sometimes, they have cancer, heart-attacks, and other health problems. Fortanato and Josephine have started knitting in 1902, and their mums show them how to knit. By 1910, knitting was introduced in the Artknits Company. So, Fortanato & Josephine did not go to school, but they have to sta

You see, the answer is not as simple as it seems. The keyboard  accordion  with chord buttons on the back side of the bellows would be the easier of the two to learn, but still will be a challenge. The button  accordion , the second image, will be far more involved, even  difficult , to learn to  play  well.

We have discussed about Cosmo Music: The Musical Instrument Super Store, and we have checked there is a summer music camp in those sections. We have moved to a school that opens in the summertime, and it has lots of summer camps in it. So, our seasonal music camp is for kids from 3-7 years old that is new to music. Our seasonal music camp has the instruments including the piano and the violin. So, the little guys learn how to read music and play scales to know about the basics of music, so after violin class, they are doing rhymes like learning the notes like thw half note has 2 beats, and they will learn motor skills, and social skills. So the business hours of this music camp is from 9:00-4:00. So, it takes 7 hours for this music class to end. So, there is a helper that who was in grade 8, one from grade 9, and one fom grade 10. This is how our seasonal music class is like.

So, we have discussed about music, and how it was created, and this exam talks about how music changed, and students can learn the eras in music like the Baroque Era, The Classical Era, The Romantic Era, and the Modern Era. So kids will learn music in movies, and learn about the composers in the era. So, this program is for students from grade 9-12 when they are in high school. So, the textbook was from the RCM (Royal Coverstory Of Music) that has lots of music exams. So, students will pay attention and focus on lots of skills, and test them what you have learned! So, you have to take a musical journey to all the eras in this type of history. This program lets students prepare for the level 9 history exam! So, they have audio and games that is for the course and learning the types of music. There is a online version of this exam to when there is a internet connection!

So in 2017, we have edited a novel called “Up Through The Mountains.” It is a story about a little girl that who was born in the 1840s, so in the early 20th century, she can handle this to go up the mountains herself. So, we have to edit all the parts, and it is coming this September, and it is so great for adults and children to read. We are editing some pages, and we have to finish the story up.

For starters, the recorder is a great instrument that is played by ... These instruments are necessarily more difficult to play than the recorder.

 Bass is one of the easiest instruments in the world to play, and one of the most difficult to play well. To start off I recomend finding a good used bass (you can almost always do better used than new) and a small practice combo. Then play a lot. It is not "necessary" to learn theory or reading.

So, we have started with some fashion drawings first to make sure how fashions changed, and then we have to put some text about the magazines from this time period. So, I have to write what things do they put in magazines back in this time period. And, I have to use software to complete the title of the book to use some fonts of it. So this book is coming on August 30th of this year. It includes how it changes over time, and how magazines were like back then and now!

The  bassoon  is one of the most difficult instruments in the orchestra to  play , but people just don't take it seriously. That's not surprising when you get a glimpse of the thing: It's a double-reed instrument that looks like someone turned a bong into a saxophone. ... Eubanks teaches  bassoon  at Lewis & Clark College.

We created by choosing pictures from old magazines and books. Also, we use Elle and other magazines for modern stuff. So, we have research magazines and books from special collections and how are they different from magzines and books today. So, we us our 1865 womens magazine to figure out what clothes are like, and what do they put in books and magazines in this time period. For the others, we reaseach online to find what magazines are like, and how do they change.

So, I have illustrated some illustrations from a woman's magazine from 1865. And I pick the dresses that I put in my magazines like my Elle ones. I have copied a pink coat from Elle what the fashion is like today. I have my newspaper in July of 1859. And I have copied some cartoons what the cartoons are like in magazines from this time period. But, I don't need to copy sheet music. I drew fashions for men, and I put a riding habit in it because I saw in images a print from 1876 has sportswear for men, and men standing beside her and a print from 1871. But I have copied like my "Victorian Ballet School" paper dolls to draw the outfit for men that they wear in the evening. So I drew a black evening ballgown from Harper's Bazaar and, it has roses and some ruffles in the patterns. So, people remember what magazine it is from.

Hello there, we are making a book about how are books and magazines change over time. So, the first things we need is our illustrator Bernice Chong, who is good at drawing full illustrations, and Ms. Romano will the hostess of this book. So, this book talks about how pages change, and how lots of things change. So, we have started in 1864 because, when I go to a pioneer village to see victorian items, and I saw a French fashion print from 1864 there. And we have a newspaper from 1859, to copy some pictures, and a fashion magazine from 1865 to draw what the fashion is like, and how do they dress that way, and other hobbies and what do they put in it too. So, we have Elle and Vogue magazines to copy modern fashion and devices. And Bernice Chong is going to draw them out So, we are making the years of the magazine between time to time because we want to know how magazines change over the years. We have to search on the internet to find the perfect information to put on the credits, so pe

Learning to  play the violin , viola or cello takes a lot of time, energy and money. Sorry, I'd like to be honest and I don't want to make it any prettier than it is. If you like practicing,  playing  around with your instrument and sorting things out, than it won't be hard or difficult. You will have fun along the way.

It does not take much to learn the  flute  at a beginner level. You can learn to  play  many notes and scales within weeks, even days. That is also part of what makes  flute  so  hard . Anyone can  play  it within weeks, so in order to be “good” at it, you have to put in a lot of time practicing and increasing breath support.

The process of learning the  cello  is not  difficult , but it's important to keep in mind that the  cello  is not an instrument of instant gratification. It does require focused, daily practice time and a good teacher to guide you along the way.

A kitchen stove, often called simply a stove or a cooker, is a kitchen appliance designed for the purpose of cooking food. Kitchen stoves rely on the application of direct heat for the cooking process and may also contain an oven, used for baking.

cook (food) by dry heat without direct exposure to a flame, typically in an oven or on a hot surface.

Food coloring, or color additive, is any dye, pigment or substance that imparts color when it is added to food or drink. They come in many forms consisting of liquids, powders, gels, and pastes. Food coloring is used both in commercial food production and in domestic cooking.

When we finsish our video, you are going to find what surprise is it. It is the evolution of Books and Bookcovers video. This video helps you to learn how books and magazines change, and how do their drawings change. Learn about the text what is look like then or now, and how you describe it in your own way. Coming this August!

A djembe or jembe is a rope-tuned skin-covered goblet drum played with bare hands, originally from West Africa. According to the Bambara people in Mali, the name of the djembe comes from the saying "Anke djé, anke bé" which translates to "everyone gather together in peace" and defines the drum's purpose.

The shekere is a West African percussion instrument consisting of a dried gourd with beads or cowries woven into a net covering the gourd. The instrument is common in West African and Latin American folkloric traditions as well as some of the popular music styles.

The most popular and widely-practised form, artistic  gymnastics  is divided into women's and men's  gymnastics . Women compete on four events: vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise, while men compete on six events: floor exercise, pommel horse, still rings, vault, parallel bars, and high bar.

6: Quote by Maya Angelou. So, this quote is representing to the graduating class, and that means yo have to go other places to study and work. Maybe, you are going to high school. That reminds people to learn new things, and changing grades. "The horizon leans forward, offering you space to place new steps of change."  -Maya Angelou 5: Quote by Michael Jorden. Micheal Jorden is a basketball player that many torthies in each NBA game. He was born in the 1960s in the United States. So, it reminds people what it is happening, and the right way to treat your friends that way. "Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen." -Michael Jorden." 4: Quote by Anon. This quote reminds us of the garduation party and how great was it. So, people can tell about their favorite stuff. "My favorite part of ACC was the dance night. Me and my friends danced all night." -Anon 3: Quote for graduating class. This reminds us o

It never causes to amaze me...the anticipaiton of a new year beginning the exitement of engaging in a myriad of learning opportunities and then, how quicky it all passes and we find ourselves at the end of another school year. All of this courses with an immense sense of pride and gratitude. I have toad our students time and time again that everyday is a new one, another day to be better than they were the day before, with each sunrise come an infinite amount of possibilities. Its is these chances for exploring, success and empathy that inspire us, and help us create your flip through them, be proud of what you have learned, who you have become, and all of thosethat helped along the way.

Classical  ballet . Romantic  ballet . Neoclassical  ballet . Contemporary  ballet . French method. Vaganova method. Cecchetti method. Bournonville method.

#6 – La Escuela National de Danza – Havana, Cuba  #5 – The John Cranko School – Stuttgart, Germany #4 – The School of American Ballet – New York City, New York, United States #3 – Royal Ballet School – London, England  #2 – The Vaganova School – St. Petersburg, Russia #1 – The Paris Opera Ballet School – Paris, France