Updated April 16, 2015

There are several really good reasons for listening to the soundfiles of music you are playing:

1. To get a sense of how the music sounds, its style, its phrasing, its harmonies
2. Following your music while listening to the soundfile (not playing) helps you learn how your part fits with the whole and helps you learn to keep your place
3. Playing along with the music gives you more opportunities to "practice with the group" than you can get just in rehearsals.

DRESS REH. SOUNDFILES (Ap 15) (these will open in a new tab in your browser)

• EinK
• Nim
• Some
• Sum
• Brand
• BluT

PRACTICE SOUNDFILES (these will open in a new tab in your browser)

• Boyce Symphony No. 1
• Elgar's "Nimrod" (from the "Enigma Variations")
• GodBlessAm - Our combined version, band & strings.

OUR MOST RECENT RECORDINGS
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CONCERT December 6, 2014

• Swing Band
• String Orchestra
• Full Orchestra
• Band
• Combined Band & Strings: God Bless America

PICTURES FROM OUR DEC 6, 2014 CONCERT,
by Russ Keene

CONCERT MAY 3, 2014

• Swing Band
• Strings
• Full Orchestra
• Band
• Combined on God Bless

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Sudbury Valley New Horizons Music, Inc. at Wayland Middle School -- 201 Main Street, Wayland, MA