Mr. Bailey-Director of Instrumental Music
Time: Mar 24, 2022 05:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Passcode: ghsband
Students will develop the qualities needed to perform on their instrument in public performance
- Students will develop the qualities needed to perform on their instrument in public performance
- Music Fundamentals; Music Theory; Clefs, Keys and Scales, Intervals, Chords, Species Counterpoint
- Melodic and Rhythmic Pattern Reading
- Ear Training and Solfege Singing
- Music Improvisation, Transcription, and Composition
- Solo, Small Group, and Large Ensemble Performance
- This course is designed to provide high school students with the opportunity to learn how to perform and create music with an acoustic guitar and ukulele.
- Students will also have opportunities to create, edit, mix, and master music online as well as study music history and music theory
The Garfield High School Band and Colorguard
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Bailey has been teaching instrumental music at Garfield High School in East Los Angeles, CA since 2015 and for the last twenty-five years has taught music at all levels as well as working as a teacher trainer at CSU-Fullerton and was a visiting artist in the Cal Arts Experimental Animation department. Over the years his groups have been active performing for many competitions, festivals, and community events throughout Los Angeles. In 1998 the John Marshall High School Band performing and recording with the all-girl punk band “L7” in which the resulting recording was used as the opening track on their 1998 “Live from Osaka-Omaha Album”
Mr. Bailey has also has been active leading his own band as a Composer and Performer whose four albums of music has been performed throughout SoCal, positively reviewed in many newspapers (Los Angeles Times and the OC and LA Weekly), and has been featured with both accolades and heavy rotation on John Schaffer’s New Sounds Radio Show. (WNYC). He has earned his Bachelor of the Arts in Music Education and Masters of Music in Music Composition from CSUF
Tuesday-Friday 2:15-2:45pm