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Here are some of the highlights of classes who chose to perform "Lost Boy" by Ruth B for the Canadian Music Class Challenge, in association with MusiCounts. For more information about the Canadian Music Class Challenge please visit: http://cbcmusic.ca/musicclass

Fairvale Elementary has about 400 students who come twice a week to music class as well as once a week for choir. The grade 5’s liked “End of an Era”, for the Strumbella’s video and especially since it is the end of their era and Elementary school and liked “Lost Boy”. As a special project they decided to try and combine the two. Thank you to CBC for this wonderful opportunity to work together and share with each other.

The Carlyle school choir was formed last October 2017 and is composed of 35 children from grades 3 to 5. Our school community reflects the multiethnic and multilingual community of the city of Montreal. The school welcomes all students, integrating them into regular classes while supporting them through a resource room model of special education. Our vocal group practices once a week during lunch hours and we all share one important element in common: a strong passion for singing. The children have chosen the song lost boy because they believe the lyrics foster individual differences and acceptance amongst one another, a very important theme at our School. Even though we are a vocal group, a few children insisted on playing the piano part and adding conga rhythms at the very end of the song. I hope you enjoy our video!

We are a group of Grade 11/12 guitar students from St David Catholic Secondary School in Waterloo. We put our own delicious touches on “Lost Boy” by Ruth B., including zesty bass lines, axing, tasty guitar licks, and hearty drum fills. Our version of the song is sweet metal heavy. It’s a succulent “Lost Boy” cover to feed anyone’s ears. The luscious guitar harmonies in the verse, as well as the vocal harmonies throughout, are proof of our awesomeness. We hope you enjoy it and that it fuels your soul. For more information about the Canadian Music Class Challenge please visit: http://cbcmusic.ca/musicclass

We are a Russian grade 4/5 class from lovely Castlegar. This is the second year of ukelele for us. The video was taken by a grade 10 student from the high school next door who is pretty handy with media. For more information about the Canadian Music Class Challenge please visit: http://cbcmusic.ca/musicclass

Our Holy Spirit Choir is one amazing group of young people! There are 145 outstanding, talented and dedicated students who give their time in service to our choir every Wednesday during lunch time. Students in grades 1-6 participate voluntarily and do so with so much energy and enthusiasm. We sing at all school assemblies, Masses, celebrations, concerts and even hockey games. Some of the students now have younger siblings who have joined our group and they enjoy being together as one big family. During our rehearsal time we first sing and then eat together afterward. This creates wonderful bonding between all involved. We are a Catholic School within the Elk Island Catholic School district in Sherwood Park, Alberta. We are proud of our students efforts and very proud of this performance. We are grateful for this opportunity. Thank you!

From Newmarket Ontario, ‘Cadenza’ is a contemporary a cappella choir from Sir William Mulock Secondary School. Made up of students in grade 11, the extracurricular group meets once a week after school and performs both pop and vocal jazz. The group has been together since grade 9 and performs annually at the Ontario Vocal Jazz Festival and MusicFest Canada. Sir William Mulock S.S. is a blended learning public school in the York Region District School board. The school has 1200 students and features three concert bands, two jazz bands and four a cappella choirs. For more information about the Mulock Music department, please visit our YouTube channel: https://goo.gl/fEGs2f Special thanks to: Ms. Kristen Antunes for her amazing arrangement. Ms. Carmen Spiteri-Johnson: Our unbelievably supportive Principal. Mr. John Malarczyk: The most amazing teacher candidate for helping us film. ‘Cadenza’ is directed by Mr. Chris Uchida. For more information about the Canadian Music Class Challenge please visit: http://cbcmusic.ca/musicclass