Ms. Snyder's Band & Orchestra
Give your best to gain success and accept that mistakes teach us
Parent Checklist for books, materials, etc.
Instrument color coding
Volunteers are needed on a regular basis. Please call Ms. Snyder ~ 4:30pm to set up an ongoing time.
6th graders to join band have parents email Ldeleonardis@chaminade.org and request to have student put in block H band class. Please call - my phone
number is in my email response. csnyder@chaminade.org​
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One time payment $1287 for all three trips
Contact Ms. Snyder if financial or other issue
Disneyland information guidelines
Concert Band World Strides
Trip ID 210025 Register Link
Heritage Brochure 2024
Expecting a middle school student to be passionate about music is like expecting a baby to be passionate about physics. It takes time to develop passion. Those who practice their instrument regularly become smarter, & happier. Keep a commitment and set a habit of practice. Playing music can be fun and it also works your brain.
Online lessons are available for your woodwind and guitar and bass students using hangouts. If enough students there can be ensemble classes offered, trios and duets via video conferencing with students.
Call 818-378-8007 if interested. Andy Najera
Don't feed the teacher candy, because she is prediabetic.
Specializing in teaching anyone how to play an instrument.
No experience necessary.
Anyone can learn a musical instrument. Don't ever believe it when someone tells you, "you can't," "it's too much for you," "you're no good." With determination & some guidance YOU CAN LEARN.
To become great a great musician, one must struggle a little. In the early stages of learning music, failure is important. There is a small gap between what we all are able to do and where we want to be. It's amazing what new instrumentalists accomplish when they let go of the fear of something new. Let go of the fear that they can't do something. Allowing themselves to be temporarily frustrated. Most everyone is thinking that everyone else is better than they are. Who cares! Do it for you. Always encourage, Never discourage!
