Music Patrons

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Our 26 member Band, under the direction of Mr. Mark Wozniak, meets on 
Monday's from 3:30 - 4:30 in the school music room.  Band rehearsals start 
around Labor Day.

At the beginning of each school year, Mr. Wozniak will hold an "Instrumental 
Introduction".  This will provide interested students an opportunity to try 
several different band instruments and ask questions about the band program.

Local music stores can also assist you with choosing and trying out an 
instrument anytime throughout the year.

In-school band instrument lessons are offered to 5th – 8th grade members 
first and will start after Labor Day.  Any 4th - 8th beginner that would like 
to take lessons in school will be given that opportunity providing their 
intentions are to become a member when proficiency on their instrument is 
reached. Beginner lessons start mid-October. Lessons are taught on the 
following band instruments:  Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, Saxophone, 
Trumpet/Cornet, French Horn, Trombone, Baritone, and Tuba. At this time,
we are not teaching lessons on piano, guitar or drums.

St. Albert the Great school provides the space for lessons.  All lessons 
taught during school hours are arranged through the individual professional 
teachers and lesson payments are paid directly to the individual teacher.   
These teachers are not part of the school staff.  Therefore, correspondence 
regarding lessons is to be forwarded directly to the teacher giving lessons. 
Any other questions may be directed to Music Patrons through the school 
office.

At this time, the St. Albert the Great Band is looking for instrumentalists 
that play Tuba, French Horn, Trombone, Flute, Tenor Saxophone, Piccolo, 
Bassoon, or Oboe.

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