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ONLINE STORY TIME: SHORT AND SWEET
SNOOZEVILLE: A Pajama Story Time
SNOOZEVILLE: A Pajama Story Time
Featuring bedtime stories, lullabies,
and nighttime tales of the moon and stars
Join Mrs. Reasoner
(and her Producers Gina Walmsley and Mr. Reasoner)
for another Virtual Story Time on
Facebook Live on the Library's Facebook Page!
Tuesday, September 28, 2021 from 6:45 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.
We will be wearing OUR pajamas,
so you wear YOUR pjs, nightgowns, robes, and slippers
as you watch, listen, and sing!
Designed for 3-year-olds through 2nd graders, but everyone is welcome!
Registration preferred, so that reminders and info about future programs can be sent.
Click HERE to register and join our mailing list!
Music Moves Me
A Virtual Concert
A Virtual Free 30-minute program featuring short solo selections
by musicians from the Adrian Symphony Orchestra.
A family program designed especially for children
ages 2-years-old to 6-years-old and their caregivers,
but everyone is welcome to view this virtual format!
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Music Moves Me Presents
Stories from the Symphony
Featured Musician
from the Adrian Symphony Orchestra:
Christopher Hall will be playing his tuba.
FEATURED MUSIC: 43 Bel Canto Studies for Tuba: Etude #4 ........Marco Bordogni (1789-1856)
Featured Book read by
Anthony Isom
Youth Services Library Assistant
from Adrian District Library:
MUSIC IS . . .
by Brandon Stosuy
Through opposites, readers are introduced to the many different styles, sounds, and moods of music.
This online program is hosted by three area libraries
Stair District Library in Morenci with Director Colleen Leddy
Adrian District Library with Children's Librarian Cathy Chesher
Tecumseh District Library with Children's Librarian Mary Beth Reasoner
Registration is not required to watch the performance.
Click HERE for the performance link!
ABOUT THE MUSICIAN:
Christopher Hall is the Principal Tuba of the Adrian Symphony Orchestra. He graduated from the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre and Dance with honors as a part of the class of 2021 with a Bachelors in Music: Tuba Performance. He has played with the University of Michigan Symphony Band, University Symphony Orchestra, Texas Music Festival Orchestra, and the Boston University at Tanglewood Institute Orchestra. His teachers include Tom Riccobono at the Interlochen Arts Academy, Fritz Kaenzig (ret.) and David Zerkel at the University of Michigan, Mike Roylance, Yasu Sugiyama, and Dave Kirk. In this video, he played an etude for the solo. The etude is number 4 in the book Marco Bordogni 43 Bel Canto Studies for Tuba. This book is used for intermediate to advanced players to study phrasing and musicality as they were originally what singers would use to warm up their voices to sing for opera. Having students imitate others instruments and voices teaches them how they can be expressive on any instrument, and in this case, the tuba! “I sincerely hope your student or child continues to learn about music as it has enriched my life, and I hope to pass on the same to others.”
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Visit these sites to learn more about the TUBA and the SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA!
https://www.dkfindout.com/us/music-art-and-literature/musical-instruments/tuba/
https://nyphilkids.org/
https://listeningadventures.carnegiehall.org/
https://www.classicsforkids.com/https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006tn54
https://musiclab.chromeexperiments.com/
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"Music Moves Me" is made possible through a grant from the Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs
as well as the Arts Alliance.
Stair District Library in Morenci
The Story of "Ready to Read Michigan"
The Library of Michigan’s Ready to Read Michigan program encourages reading aloud regularly to children during the early stages of life (birth up to age 5), as it ensures the development of early literacy skills and instills a love of reading. The program is designed for public librarians to model early literacy skill development directly to families and engage in outreach to early childhood centers, classrooms and daycares throughout their community.
Support
This program is made possible by grant funds
from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) administered by the State of Michigan through the Library of Michigan.
Additional support provided by Bloomsbury Publishing, Consumers Energy
and the Library of Michigan Foundation.
More information about "Ready to Read Michigan!" including materials for parents, teachers and caregivers is available at this link:
2020 Ready to Read Michigan Programming and Resource Guide.
Ready to Read Michigan
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The Library of Michigan is pleased to announce the 2020
"Ready to Read Michigan" book selection A Parade of Elephants
written and illustrated by Kevin Henkes
SUMMARY
Follow five joyful elephants as they march about their day,
counting and exploring opposites from dawn to dusk.
Kevin Henkes’ simple, repetitive text and
carefully constructed illustrations using beautifully muted colors
encourage young children to develop a sense of spatial awareness.
MEET THE AUTHOR & ILLUSTRATOR: Kevin Henkes
Biography
“I’ve been writing and illustrating children’s books for thirty years.
It’s the only real job I’ve ever had.
When my work is going well, it’s transformative.
I feel as if I’ve been removed from ordinary time
and am living in some parallel universe, a world of grace and wonder.
Books are often the first exposure to art that children have.
Keeping that in mind urges me to make the very best books possible.
I know how important the books from my childhood were (and are)
to me. Without them, I might not be a writer and artist today.
Sometimes I’ll hear from a parent about how a book of mine has insinuated itself
into the heart of his or her child, or how a phrase from one of my books has
become part of the family’s daily jargon.
I love that.
But most of all, I love sitting alone in a quiet room drawing
and painting and writing. I love my job.”
– Kevin Henkes
www.kevinhenkes.com
Overnight at the Library - 2018
On the evening of July 17, 2018, following Pajamboree Story Time, there was an "Overnight at the Library" with special guests of the Story Timers! Click on the link below to see pictures of their adventures!
Overnight at the Library - 2017
On the evening of July 18, 2017, following Pajamboree Story Time, there was an "Overnight at the Library" with special guests of the Story Timers! Click on the link below to see pictures of their adventures!
Overnight at the Library - 2016
On the evening of July 12, 2016, following Pajamboree Story Time, there was an "Overnight at the Library" with special guests of the Story Timers! Click on the link below to see a slideshow of their escapades!
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_N4EIDAU7ocemZoV2ZEclNqd0U