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Tim McGlynn - SHS Choir Director - Fall 2009 SHS Music Office - e-mail - tmcglynn@d211.org Now Playing At a Theater Near Me now available. Seventies Cinema Memories a series of articles available
at Amazon.com Kindle. Robert Flaxman and his Labor of
Love an article available at
Amazon.com Kindle. Seasons of Love a 1988 choral octavo re-issued by Heritage Music. Requiem For the Masses a backstory from composer Terry Kirkman. Chronicles of Tired Education a new book ready Spring 2010. Scroll down for more information
CLASS SCHEDULE 1st hour - Freshman Boys Chorus 2nd hour - Concert Choir 3rd hour - Prep 4th hour - Freshman Girls Chorus 5th hour - Lunch 6th hour - Advanced Girls Chorus 7th hour - Music Theory/Music
Appreciation 8th hour – Office/lessons
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Tim McGlynn received his B.S. and
M.S. in Music Education from the Tim has written several articles on seventies cinema available from Amazon Kindle. In 2008 Tim published his first book, Now Playing at a Theater Near Me, which is available from Virtualbookworm.com. At Away from school, Tim enjoys spending time with his
wife, Misty, and their children Andy and Kate. His outside interests
include traveling, classic rock, movies, photography, the
Cinema Retro review of "Now
Playing at a Theater Near Me" Barnes & Noble .com http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/results.asp?WRD=Now+Playing+at+Theater+Near+Me&z=y Amazon.com - Hardcover, paperback and
Kindle editions Daily Herald article http://www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=125200
Seventies Cinema
Memories Click here for articles available at Amazon.com and Kindle http://www.amazon.com/Robert-Flaxman-Seventies-Memories-ebook/dp/B001RTTCS4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1261946220&sr=1-3 Robert Flaxman
and his Labor of Love An article available at Amazon.com and Kindle http://www.amazon.com/Robert-Flaxman-Seventies-Memories-ebook/dp/B001RTTCS4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1261946220&sr=1-3
Chronicles of Tired Education - A humorous collection of stories from the classroom featuring the perspective of a student, teacher and parent. Due in the Spring of 2010.
Click here for the backstory on Terry Kirkman's Requiem For the Masses, a song by the 1960s supergroup The Association. The SHS Concert Choir performed this selection on May 21 at the Spring Choral Concert. http://www.shs.d211.org/music/choir/terrykirkman.htm
A 1988 choral octavo re-issued by Heritage Music Press - "Season of Love" http://www.music44.com/X/product/HV274-Z
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My students are the best and I am lucky to work with such outstanding young people. I know that I learn more from them than I am able to offer in return. The following poems were written by two seniors in 2004 and 2007 as part of English Literature assignments. I was very honored and proud to have been the subject of their work. I once knew a teacher named McGlynn, Who never knew what day he was in. He sang so well, like a ringing bell, His singing was like a sin. Missy Gurga, SHS ‘07 THE MUSIC
TEACHER And in this school, There was a teacher
of songs. On an electric
keyboard, He’d program the
dings and dongs. This fellow usually sports casual wear, Except for concerts, His tuxedo makes folks stare. He conducts time with motion of his span. Any average Joe could sing if he believes he can. Proper posture and breathing technique. Anyone can do it without missing a beat, You could even sing a lyrical song in a different tongue. In class his favorite
posters are hung, (With some photos
taken just for fun.) Charismatic behavior, wittily spouting a pun. He has dark hair and
is of medium height. And possesses a strong liberal might! He’d rather vote for Beelzebub himself, Than re-elect Bush to our hierarchy shelf. This choir director is one of a kind, Anyone would know this, even if they are blind. Tara Campbell, SHS ‘04
Andy, Kate and Max
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