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P & A Division
A Word from Yip's Music Centre

At Yip's Music Centre, we take the task of teaching music very seriously. All our teachers hold the proper qualification to teach and foster good musicality for all students. At the same time, Yip's Music Centre provides ample performance opportunities each academic year; therefore, students can participate the performance to increase their musicality. In our centre, the performance opportunities include Student Recitals, Yip's annual Concert, and Christmas Concert. Students can also participate in the RCM Examination and Music Festivals around the Greater Toronto area to improve their practical and performance skills. In order to get all students ready for the activities, our teachers have made a Progress Plan for each student. We hope that the annual plan can bring their progression and achievement out of the classroom to the stage, so they can share the joy of music to parents and audiences.

Calendar of Events 2003

March
10-21
15
29


March Break Camp
March Break-Centre Holiday
Student Recital

April 4
Montessori School Gifted Program Recital
May
10
22-24

Student Recital
Open House
June
6
7
16
21
 
Performance for Cancer Society RELAY for life
Student Recital
Summer Camp 6/23-8/29
Yip's Family Banquet
July 4 Yip's Annual Concert
"Night of Musical Miscellany"



Our centre would like to congratulate the following students who received good results from the Arts Richmond Hill Music Festival and the RCM Examination.

Arts Richmond Hill Music Festival

RCM Exam Dates



Spring 2003

Theory Exams:
May 9 & 10, 2003
Practical Exams:
June 2-21, 2003
Application Deadlines:
March 4, 2003

 


Summer 2003


Theory Exams:
August 8 & 9, 2003
Practical Exams:
August 11-23, 2003
Application Deadlines:
June 3, 2003

Piano Group     Teacher

Justin Kwok

Violin Group
Brittany Yu


Dorothy Yu

Grade 2


Grade 4
Age Achievement
8 year and under

Grade 9

First Award


First Award
Third Award

First Award

Ms. Amy Leung


Mr. Patrick Wang


Mr. Benjamin Zemelman

Congratulations!
2002 Spring RCM Examination Results

Justin Kwok

Emily Chan

Jonathan Lam

Claire Lee

Grade 2 Piano

Grade 2 Piano

Grade 2 Piano

Grade 3 Violin

First Class Honors

First Class Honors

Honors

Honors

Ms. Amy Leung

Ms. Grace Shum

Ms. Grace Shum

Mr. Patrick Wang



Click Click Click Click Click...... for detailed 2003 SUMMER CAMP info!

 

Welcome to our new faculty members TONY FAN (Violin ), JENNY LIANG (Violin ) & ZHONG JIAN-HUI (Piano).

TONY FAN
Violin

Mr. Tony Fan, a prominent violinist, instructor and conductor, graduated from the Guangzhou Music Conservatory for Gifted Musicians with a violin performance honours degree and also holds a L.R.S.M. violin performance degree from the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music. At the age of 5, he began his violin and piano studies with a famous music professor Zheng Zhong. After graduation, Tony was immediately invited to join the Guangzhou Philharmonic as a first violinist and two years later he became a member of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra.


Tony Fan (right) performed with
famous violinist Cho-Liang Lin


Tong Fan & Jenny Liang performed at the Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Tony Fan joined the Singapore Symphony Orchestra over 27 years. He was a first violinist in 1979 and he was promoted to assistant Second Violin leader in 1982. He has performed with the Orchestra throughout Europe and Asia. He played under the baton of renowned conductors such as Josif Conta, Horst Forster, Laurent Petitgirard, Enrique Batiz and Jean-Claude Casadesus, and accompanied with many famous soloists such as Yo-Yo Ma, Luciano Pavarotti, Salvatore Accardo, Pierre Amoyal, Aaron Rosand, Hilary Hahn, Martin Roscoe and Julian Lloyd-Webber as well. In this period of time, Tony has also achieved much recognition as a music instructor and an ensemble conductor. He has trained many outstanding prize-winning violin students and specializes in ensemble training for 20 years.

Tony Fan as a conductor of Tanjong Katong Girls School at the Singapore Youth Festival
Tony Fan has become a very active musician in Toronto area since 2002. He is the Music Director-cum-Conductor of the Chinese Artists Society of Toronto Youth Orchestra, a member of the Toronto Piano and Violin Teachers' Association, the Chinese Artists Society of Toronto, and the Overseas Chinese Music Society of Ontario.


Tong Fan (left) & Jenny Liang (right) performed with famous cellist Yo-Yo Ma

 


Student of Tony Fan won the Best Performer Award at the Grand Finals of the National Music Competition

JENNY LIANG
Violin

Ms. Jenny Liang is a professional violinist and instructor. She has been a member of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra for 22 years and a violin instruction for 20 years. Jenny began her violin and piano training at the age of 3 under a famous music professor Zheng Ri Hua. Based on her remarkable progress, she was invited to enter the Guangzhou Music Conservatory for Gifted Musicians where she received her violin performance degree with honours. After graduation, Jenny was immediately invited to join the Chinese Drama City Orchestra as a first violinist and guest violinist, and few years later she joined the Singapore Symphony Orchestra as a second violinist. During the years of her performance, she toured with the orchestra throughout Europe and Asia. She played under the baton of renowned conductors such as Josif Conta, Horst Forster, Laurent Petitgirard, Enrique Batiz and Jean-Claude Casadesus, and accompanied with many famous soloists such as Yo-Yo Ma, Luciano Pavarotti, Salvatore Accardo, Pierre Amoyal, Aaron Rosand, Hilary Hahn, Martin Roscoe and Julian Lloyd-Webber as well.

Performed with famous
violinist Salvatore Accardo

[photo coming soon...]

 

 

 

 

Students won the 1st prize in the Junior, Intermediate and Senior groups at the National Piano and Violin Competition

Jenny also became a professional violin instructor. She was invited to teach promising young musicians at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts of Singapore and Tanjong Katong Girls' School. Many of her students are award-winners in the National Piano and Violin Competition and other music competitions under her dedicated and devoted instruction. Ms. Jenny Liang currently is a member of the Toronto Piano and Violin Teachers' Association, the Chinese Artists Society of Toronto, and the Overseas Chinese Music Society of Ontario.

ZHONG JIAN HUI
Piano

Miss.Zhong specialized in piano teaching and performance at the Department of Piano and Teacher-Training of Xing Hai Music University, Guangzhou, China and she obtained a Bachelor Degree of Art. She has over 18 years of plentiful teaching experience in piano and music education, and most of her students obtained excellent awards in competitions, concerts and exams. She had published many theses about piano practice, performance, and music education of children. One of her thesis is the third prize of the excellent music thesis in Guangzhou.

 

 

Frequent Asked Questions

How will the Montessori Directress know what level my child is at?
    Teachers are trained to recognize children's strengths and weaknesses. A Montessori setting provides the teacher with all the apparatus necessary to determine what level your child is at. Based on presentations and your child's ability to work independently, smoothly and with very little assistance on certain materials offers the teacher the necessary information to recognize levels.
What is Yip's promotion system of a child?
    To evaluate our children's academic achievement in each CASA, the Yip's Montessori curriculum is divided into three levels. All children's promotion of level is based on his/her own effort and achievement.
Does Yip's Montessori CASA Program accept a child who is still wearing diaper?
    Yes, we accept diaper wearing child. In the casa program, teacher will help to send your child to washroom more frequently. Children can learn even though they are still wearing diapers.

 

Music Instrumental Program Update

1. General Music Instrumental Program Learning for Children from 3.5 to 4 years old

Students will receive general music education and have the opportunity to try group piano lesson (Part-time students) or both piano and violin group lessons (Full-time students & Markham 2nd Campus only) with no extra fee. After 3 to 6 months trial period, students have to choose only one major instrument.

2. Optional Gifted Instrumental Program for our Montessori Students from 4 years old

After 3 to 6 months trial period on group lessons, a selected group of students will be invited to join the Gifted Instrumental Program. Selected Children who are motivated and demonstrate a higher level of achievement will be benefit from both private and group instruction through this combination program. Students will receive individual attention and the flexibility of customized approach. Group lessons will provide the children with opportunity to be inspired by their peers and to enjoy social interaction. Music fundamentals such as group listening, sight-reading drills, musical games, performing skills and ensemble playing will be included.

Two 15-minute individual lessons plus one group lesson per week
Mini recitals and concerts on a regular basis
F
ee $ 60 per month (for Selected Montessori Students only)
Taught by- Ms. Olga Kostrinsky, Ms Eva Chan (Piano), Mr. Patrick Wang & Mr. Angus Wong (Violin)
Course Schedule: weekdays afternoon

3. Optional Enriched Instrumental Program for Children from 3.5 years old

Children aged 3.5 years old are invited to join this private and group lessons combined program. Taught by our experienced teachers, we offer a superb combination of private studio instruction and group listening and practicing in a fun environment.

Two 15-minute individual lessons plus one group lesson per week
Mini recitals and concerts on a regular basis
Fee $ 120 per month (for Montessori Students only)
Taught by- Ms. Olga Kostrinsky (Piano), Mr. Patrick Wang & Mr. Angus Wong (Violin)
Course Schedule: weekdays afternoon

 

中文教材

由前香港教署課程發展委員及資深教師編寫,配上彩色插圖。採用靈活教學法,適合加拿大華人子弟學習中文的需要。配以遊戲、朗誦、故事、美勞、唱歌、戲劇等活動來啟發兒童,輔助他們增加記憶力,提升學習中文的興趣。
普通話興趣班

將透過日常生活對話、兒歌及古詩朗誦,以剌激兒童學習普通話,讓兒童認識中國的官方語言及其發音要領及技巧。
2003至2004年度舊生註冊通告

請各舊生於三月二十九日前辦理註冊手續。
所有註冊之中文班舊生,均可於六月份獲贈中文暑期練習乙份。
課程及查詢電話: (905) 513-0955

 

葉氏中文學校招收
2003至2004年度新生

教授班級: 幼稚園至第八班 (適合三歲或以上兒童入讀)

數學課程
由曾獲香港優秀教育工作者選舉傑出教學方法獎之得獎教師設計編排,教材兼備香港及加拿大課程,並著重文字理解應用及智力推理之訓練

上課日期: 二零零三年九月至二零零四年六月

上課時間及地點:
星期五晚上:葉氏第二分校
星期六上午: William Berczy Public School

葉氏中文學校創辦五週年紀念活動
葉氏中文學校合唱團

茲為慶祝葉氏中文學校成立五週年,特別組織葉氏中文學校合唱團,教導兒童學習中國民族地方歌曲,從訓練合唱中配以舞蹈、活動及朗誦,並介紹地方風俗傳統,讓兒童對中國神州大陸,有更多認識之機會。團員亦將於訓練後多作公開表演,以增強兒童之自信及表現能力,表現滿意者獲參與灌錄鐳射唱碟更獲贈乙隻留念。凡年滿五歲之葉氏中文學校學生將有機會被接納為團員,現仍接受報名及試音工作,名額有限,額滿即止。

訓練日期:
即日起至2003年6月14日
逢星期六下午2:00-3:30(假期除外)
訓練地點: 葉氏總校
訓練導師:
張瑪琍 及 Katherine Kwok
全期費用:$50 (包括講義在內)

公開朗誦比賽輔導班

文華獅子會第十屆國語朗誦比賽
上課日期: 即日起至4月26日止 (假期例外)
上課時間: 星期六下午3:30-4:30
星期五下午6:00-7:00
上課地點: 葉氏總校/Markham第二分校
輔導教師: 張瑪琍

五週年聯歡晚會葉氏中文學校為紀念創辦五週年將於二零零三年六月二十一日星期六舉行聯歡晚會,是晚項目包括頒發中文學校本年度各獎項、學生表演、中文學校合唱團表演、親子遊戲、抽獎及聯歡聚餐,歡迎各家長及同學出席參與共聚慶典。

公開朗誦比賽輔導班

文華獅子會第十屆國語朗誦比賽
上課日期: 即日起至4月26日止 (假期例外)
上課時間: 星期六下午3:30-4:30
星期五下午6:00-7:00
上課地點: 葉氏總校/Markham第二分校
輔導教師: 張瑪琍
葉氏文華獅子會公開朗誦比賽得獎名單

粵語組亞軍:陳啟峰、陳沛恩
粵語組季軍:鄺奕嘉、陳沛婷
國語組冠軍:陳沛婷
國語組亞軍:王浩洲、薩淦森、陳沛恩
國語組季軍:劉雋軒、楊冬晴、陳昭俊
創新版兒歌集誦冠軍:
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