Co-curricular programs - Music

The Frisch School Choir provides the opportunity for students to sing and exhibit musical talents. The students learn songs from a variety of genres including: contemporary, Jewish, Israeli and Broadway tunes. Students also learn about their respective parts in the choir - soprano, alto, tenor, bass - and how to sing in harmony. The Choir performs at venues such as: The Frisch School Annual Dinner, the Evening of the Arts and for Yeshivat Noam.

The Frisch School Choir provides the opportunity for students to sing and exhibit musical talents. The students learn songs from a variety of genres including: contemporary, Jewish, Israeli and Broadway tunes. Students also learn about their respective parts in the choir - soprano, alto, tenor, bass - and how to sing in harmony. The Choir performs at venues such as: The Frisch School Annual Dinner, the Evening of the Arts and for Yeshivat Noam.

The Guitar Ensemble is a “Learning Lab” environment where technique, chords, soloing resources, reading, playing in a band, etc. are explored through the examination of all the great guitar players of today. Students are encouraged to bring in examples of bands and guitar players they are interested in for study and group evaluation. Students will be grouped according to present skill level-beginners to advanced welcomed.

The Guitar Ensemble is a “Learning Lab” environment where technique, chords, soloing resources, reading, playing in a band, etc. are explored through the examination of all the great guitar players of today. Students are encouraged to bring in examples of bands and guitar players they are interested in for study and group evaluation. Students will be grouped according to present skill level-beginners to advanced welcomed.

The Jazz Ensemble helps students develop the skills necessary to perform jazz and blues music. At practices, students develop an appreciation for the jazz art form by listening to jazz recordings and studying jazz history. Jazz theory is also taught to help students develop the skills necessary to solo on jazz tunes. The advisor and the students work on arrangements for the music, and take home sheet music to prepare songs for the following week. The Jazz Ensemble performs at the Evening of the Arts, for Yeshivat Noam and at other events as well.