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These are the students from Mr. Olson’s class. While appearing quite reserved in this video, these students are anything but! ☺ For more information about the Canadian Music Class Challenge please visit: http://cbcmusic.ca/musicclass

Sing House Studios (SHS), an Orléans-based vocal, piano and guitar school, offers a variety of services to provide an amazing experience whether it's just for fun, or it's a serious career goal! From technique, to performance classes to producing a music video, SHS provides an experience that cannot be matched by others offering lessons in Orleans. Their team of trained professionals and partner organizations, allow them to offer exceptional programs for those in Orléans and surrounding communities. SHS is committed to bringing awareness to the importance of music in the personal and professional growth of people of all ages by identifying and developing their strengths and talents. At SHS, students learn to work with a team of educated, dynamic, and talented people in a cozy, flexible and stress-free environment, committed to developing their musical passion. SHS allows us to dream, to embrace music – and most importantly – have fun doing it! FOR MORE VISIT: www.singhousestudios.ca For more information about the Canadian Music Class Challenge please visit: http://cbcmusic.ca/musicclass

We are the Grade 5 Intensive French classes from Liverpool Street School in Fredericton, NB. Our classes have a total of 32 students between the two classes. We are a very diverse and unique group. 27 students in our class do not have English as their first language. These families have moved to Fredericton for different reasons from various countries (India, China, Vietnam, Syria, Japan etc..) and in our time at Liverpool School we have learned to speak English. For more information about the Canadian Music Class Challenge please visit: http://cbcmusic.ca/musicclass

Music brings people together. Paisley Road was excited to see Buffy Ste. Marie’s song about the importance of the environment on the CBC list of songs for the contest. This song built on the connection that Paisley and St Joseph’s have developed over the past 3 years and was a chance to foster a new relationship with Lloyd S. King (LSK). Over the course of two months, the three schools prepared their choirs and instrumentalists so the groups would be ready to perform together. We used video conferencing and communicated weekly about our plans for the big day! We met together at Paisley Road in late October. With the help and guidance of Dan and Mary-Lou Smoke, the group learned about the importance of environmental stewardship and the intention of Buffy Ste Marie’s Cradleboard project. Community members and Elders who came to visit were moved by the power of the group’s music. After the last take, when the multiple music teachers laughed and cheered, the students witnessed first hand what they were able to achieve by working together! I believe that our song is a tangible sign of reconciliation and understanding of one another's cultures and world views. Caring for the environment was our common link, and coming together in song is something they will never forget! For more information about the Canadian Music Class Challenge please visit: http://cbcmusic.ca/musicclass

We are a class of grade 4 and 5 students. We have two wonderful homeroom teachers. In our class everyone has a voice. For more information about the Canadian Music Class Challenge please visit: http://cbcmusic.ca/musicclass