Edelweiss

"Edelwiess" was written by Rogers & Hammerstein for the Oscar winning musical "The Sound of Music". It is a beloved folk song in Switzerland, Austria & Germany where the flower Edelweiss goes in the high altitudes.

Here is the part for the "A" students:

Part for "B" students:

Part for "C" Students:

Christmas Concert Success

You should all be very proud of the Christmas performance! All your hours of practice paid off.

 

 The Maxwell women run the Vineyard Violin program. Rachel Maxwell is the director. Rachel is a Sophomore at BYU. She plays in the BYU orchestra. Rachel has taught private violin lessons for several years. Robin Maxwell is Rachel's mother. Robin has volunteered with the Vineyard Violins since Rachel was a student at Vineyard Elementary. Gretchen Maxwell is Rachel's younger sister. She also played at Vineyard and now helps out every week. Brooklyn is the youngest Maxwell and takes private lessons as well as playing for the Vineyard Viking orchestra. Thank you Maxwell family! 

Marsha has been a 3 day a week music volunteer at Vineyard Elementary for many years. She ran the violin program in the past and accompanies the choir. We are so grateful you share your talents:

Violinist Chloe and volunteer mom Jessie:

This is a violinist Faythe and his mom who has volunteered at rehearsals Inez:

Good job everyone who participated in any way to this semester. We appreciate all you do and look forward to a great Springtime!

Coventry Carol

Coventry Carol  in 2 parts:

Outside Part:

Inside Part:

Together:

The Coventry Carol is an English traditional carol depicting the second chapter of Matthew.

Up On The Housetop

Part for "A" students:

For Part B Students:

 

Part for "C" Students:

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

Part for "A" students:

 Part for "B" students:

Special instructions for "B" students:

Part for "C" students:

We Wish You A Merry Christmas

Part for the "A" students:

 

Part for "B" students:

Part for "C" students:

 

We Three Kings

Part for "A" Students:

Part for the "B" Students:

 

Part For "C" Students: