Sunday, May 17, 2009
Choirs are singing! Musicians are playing!
Schedule of upcoming concerts not to miss:
May 21 at 18:00 in Trastevere, PIAZZA S. APOLLONIA, 3, Women's Choir, Primary Strings and soloists will perform in a fundraiser for the Primary Strings tour to Rotterdam.
All Choirs concert coming up Monday, May 25 at 17:30 in the Ambrit Theater. This includes Treble, Junior and Middle School Choirs. Joining the Middle School Choir will be other Honor Choir participants from Marymount Rome and American Overseas School in Rome.
May 26, 27, 28: Private Lesson recitals at 17:30.
June 14, 16:30, Chiesa di San Giacomo in Fara Sabina Treble Choir is singing a full concert as part of the City Music Festival. Concerts all day in all the churches of Fara Sabina. We start off with a picnic lunch, and can tour the medieval town of Fara Sabina, hear concerts of youth orchestras and ensembles. Bring a friend!
Grade 1 Choir Piazza Concert to be announced.
Samoan Sasa by Grade 2
The Dance Festival was lots of fun! Dances came from the Renaissance, Scotland, USA, Middle East, Ireland, Mexico, France, and included swing and creative movement. Check out this site to see Grade 2 do the Samoan Sasa, thanks to the bloggers of the Tamaki School in New Zealand. They taught it to us online!
http://sharing.theflip.com/session/1b9b9de282266c8d94c95f3dcf29ec71/video/4033939
Great gig in Genova by Junior Choir
Ambrit Junior Choir took Genova by storm. Our very appreciative audience of the International School of Genova heard us sing. We hope we can host them some day at our school. Many thanks to them for giving us this opportunity!
Genova is a beautiful city. Singers sang their concert, but they also toured the city! What did we see? Paganini's violin, Genova Aquarium, Palazzi Tursi, Rosso & Bianco, went to the top of the oldest working lighthouse in the world, Roberto Scandiuzzi & San Carlo Felice symphony & chorus at the Theater, Maritime museum, little streets and good pesto, ice cream and pizza Genovese. We had sunny Italian weather. Genova is a port city, and we were in a great hotel only 20 steps from the sea. Renzo Piano's fancy structure on the port is really something, and the last day we were there we took advantage of the Children's Fair and rode trikes, jumped on trampolines, tried out some archery, and ate lots of Genovese focaccia.
Congratulations to the singers, who were professional on stage, and great tourists while visiting the city.
Friday, March 6, 2009
Ambrit Musicians go to Town!
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The Guitar Ensemble was a new addition to the program this year and their precision playing was a highlight. Those boys will go far!
The Middle School Ensemble gave an energetic performance and had the audience tapping their feet to the Ragtime.
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Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Ambrit Musicians Excel at AMIS Festival
February 1, 2009
Eight musicians from Ambrit Middle School have just returned from Amsterdam after a hugely successful festival, where some 419 students from all over Europe came together to make music.
Emma , violin, Performance with Merit, Blue ribbon
Isotta , violin, Performance with Distinction, Blue ribbon
John , violin, Performance with Merit, Blue Ribbon
Om , saxophone, Good Performance, Red Ribbon
Rocco, Classical guitar Performance with Distinction. Blue ribbon
Giorgio, Classical guitar, Performance with Merit, Blue ribbon
Raphael Classical guitar, Performance with Merit, Blue ribbon
Congratulation to all performers!
Whilst the Music Festival was the highlight of the trip but we also enjoyed a cultural day in Amsterdam, visiting the Van Gogh Museum, then on to the Anne Frank Museum, which was extremely interesting and thought provoking, then to the Hard Rock Café for some serious eating and chat. We all had a lot of fun!
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Big Show Coming Up!!

The annual Parent Teacher Talent Show is coming up Friday, March 6 at 19:00. Parents and teachers of Ambrit will be on stage to entertain you. Benefit for the Music Department: 5 euros entrance for students and 10 for adults. A great way to start off your weekend, the show never fails to be interesting and surprising.
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