FCM Summer Learning: June 24 - Aug 30, 2013!
Summer Learning Faculty
Please click on the names to read biographies of our Summer Learning Faculty, who include:
Jean Y. Foo - Music and Performance Wanzhe Zhang - Chinese and Music Huji Dai - Chinese and Music Suwen Liu - Chinese Dance and Fitness Reylon Yount - Chinese and Martial Arts Xiaoyong Liu - Chinese Painting About Summer Learning
Accelerated Music Program
FCM Summer Learning is an accelerated music training program that helps students develop music literacy through daily exercises in ear training, choral singing, rhythm training and drum circle. In addition, students participate in ensemble training, and discover music history, composers and performers through guest lectures and multimedia coaching. Cultural Immersion - Chinese Language, Martial Arts, Chinese Dance, Games and Fitness Students are exposed to various elements of Chinese culture, including language, martial arts, dance and games. They get to bring home their crafts, play Chinese Chess and work out during Martial Arts and Dance classes. Every Friday is Special Event Day Every Friday, students gain perspectives with unique activities. Indoor activities include special workshops, movies, community projects and visits by guest artists. When ready, students may perform at nearby community events, attend concerts or participate in local walks/tours. Please note that curriculum and schedules are subject to customization and/or changes. Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do students need to speak Chinese to attend Summer Learning?
No. However, students are required to take Chinese Language classes which are tailored for either native or non-native Chinese speakers. 2. Do students need to have a previous music training or knowledge to attend Summer Learning? Is Summer Learning appropriate for advanced music students? It is not necessary for students to have music background to attend Summer Learning. Beginning music students will acquire basic music literacy during classes to participate in music activities relevant to their proficiency. Intermediate and advanced music students are assigned to music activities, rehearsals and groupings relevant to their levels. |

