CCPOPS - Concord Carlisle Patrons Of Performing Students

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Open to the public.
At the CCHS Cafeteria.

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This concert has been postponed. A new date will be announced later.
The Orchestra will still be playing at MICCA on April 1.

Lady stuff

Deck of playing cards - as gaudy as possible, even ones that look like Tarot cards
Three ladies’ fans - as gaudy and decorative as possible
A rolling pin
A featherduster
A Suitcase for Martine
A few wedding magazines
Anything that is reminiscent of Raphael’s School of Athens painting
Colorful togas
Felt floppy Renaissance hats
A scroll
A red flag with a woman symbol on it

Furniture/ Decorative stuff

Telescope
Telescope stand
Big leather bound type books
Greek statues - heads, busts, pedestals

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On Friday, November 10, the CCHS Dance Club is sponsoring a trip to see the
Kirov Ballet’s Swan Lake at the Wang Center (8:00 p.m. performance). The
cost of the trip is $15 (covers tickets & bus). Buses will be leaving
CCHS at 6:15 p.m. and will return between 11:30 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. We
have a limited number of tickets, which will be distributed on a first
come, first, serve basis. To reserve a ticket, students should get a permission slip from Ms. Golding, then return the signed permission slip and $15 to Ms. Golding in the English department.
Cash is preferred, but any checks should be made out to Dora Golding.
Email dgolding(at)colonial(dot)net with questions.

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This is the first concert of the year for the CCHS Orchestra. Under the direction of Scott Knopf, who is in his second year at Concord-Carlisle, the string orchestra will be performing three well-known works:

• J. S. Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto Number Three
• Edvard Grieg’s Holberg Suite
• Aaron Copland’s Hoedown, from Rodeo

The Concord-Carlisle orchestra has grown by 25% from last year, with many well-trained freshmen joining the orchestra in September. Last year the orchestra traveled to the annual Massachusetts Instrumental and Choral Conductor’s Association Festival, where they were awarded a silver medal. Several more concerts are planned for the school year, including accompanying the high school chorus in a January concert, and adding wind instruments for a performance of a Beethoven work in the spring.

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Student Choreography today before the Yoga Workshop

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This will be a brief meeting with Ben Kendall for parents of students in the cast and crew for The Learned Ladies.
Learn what the schedule for the final week of rehearsals (tech week) will be like, ask questions, meet other parents, learn how you can help.

The 2007-08 CCHS Bands' fundraiser will once again be our annual Innisbrook sale. The sale period begins September 21st and ends October 11th. Innisbrook has been a huge promoter and supporter of the CCHS Bands for 12 years. Interested customers who wish to purchase chocolates or holiday wrapping paper need only contact any band member to help. Ask them about Innisbrook's easy on-line ordering process where friends and relatives all over the country can support our bands. The fundraiser has helped send many students to Japan and China, provided financial support for our Taiko drum purchase, has helped to further the relationship with our Japanese friends, and has established a first-ever Band Scholarship Account. For the first time, band members can request scholarship assistance for private lessons, All-State participation, or even perhaps participation at a summer music camp, to name merely a few possibilities.