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Date: Saturday, March 12th, 2022
Time: 2pm ET (Eastern Time)
Instruments: Violin, Viola, Cello

Zoom link will be sent out after you sign up for the Play-In. We do have an in-person option at Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, Connecticut, USA. Please contact gwie@choate.edu if you are interested in attending in person. 
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Song List

Violin/Viola/Cello Combined 
For violinists, we will be playing a 5th down in most of the pieces if the key is noted. In that case, they will use the same fingering, but will need to play it one string lower than how they would normally play. For example, for Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, they will start on open D string rather than open A string. 
Violin

Book 1
#1 - Twinkle Var. A, B, C, E, Theme (D Major)
#2 - Lightly Row (D Major)
#6 - May Song (D Major)
#13 - ​Minuet No. 1 (C Major)
#16 - Happy Farmer (C Major)

Book 2
#1 - Chorus from "Judas Maccabaeus" (C Major)​
#3 - Hunter's Chorus (in original key)
#7 - Two Grenadiers (in G Minor)
#11 - Minuet in G (in original key)

Cello


Book 1 #1 - Twinkle Var. A-D, Theme
Book 1 #3 - Lightly Row
Book 1 #7 - May Song
Book 2 #3 - Minuet No. 1
Book 1 #15 - Happy Farmer


Book 2 #5 - Chorus from Judas Maccabaeus
Book 2 #6 - Hunter's Chorus
Book 2 #10 - Two Grenadiers
​Book 3 #5 - Minuet in G

Violin only
These pieces will be played in the violin key, however, other instruments are welcomed to stay and play as well!

Book 3
#4 - Humoresque
#6 - Gavotte

Book 4
#2 - Seitz Concerto No. 5, Mov. 1
#4 - Vivaldi Concerto in A minor, Mov. 1
#7 - Bach Double Concerto, Mov. 1

Book 5
#7 - Bach Double Concerto, Mov. 1

Book 6
#3 - Fiocco Allegro

Requests

Please fill out the SIGN UP FORM to submit any requests you have that's not already listed. We will try our best to accommodate as many participants as possible!

About

Back in April 2020, with many students faced with loss of access to a regular group violin class, the Musissho Co-Founder Chika Wie launched a non-profit initiative to present a fully-online play-in session for violinists through Zoom. Working together with her husband and Musissho Co-Founder Gene Wie to develop the technology setup and initially supported by several colleagues, the husband and wife team has moved forward to complete the vertical integration of the entire process. At this time, these play-ins and their content are wholly developed in-house by the Musissho Team, including the arranging and orchestration of public domain works, recording, mixing, and mastering of live tracks, and content delivery through streaming software. We have had people from all over the world join us previously, including United States, Canada, Spain, Italy, Singapore, Indonesia and others.

What is a Play-In?

Play-In is an event where many people get together and play the same piece at the same time. It is different from a regular group class in a sense that there is no teaching going on. The purpose of the play-in is so that people can have fun making music together on pieces they have previously learned while building endurance both physically and mentally by playing a lot. Music is a universal language for all regions of the world and for all ages. The play-in embraces our enjoying music together and enjoying music for life concept. 

How does this work?

The most frequently asked question is, "How can we possibly play together if we can't hear each other?" The participants are muted for the whole meeting unless they are submitting a song request, and they follow the leader. However, while the participants cannot hear each other, the act of doing something together at the same time in different regions of the world is something that can only be experienced virtually. This also takes anxiety off of some people if they feel self-conscious about their playing, which is very common with older players. We do not require anyone to turn on their video or talk during these meetings, and we welcome participants of all ages!

WHAT IS THE IN-PERSON COMPONENT?

If you are local to Wallingford, Connecticut, USA, you are welcome to participate in the Saturday play-ins from March 2022 onwards in-person at the Paul Mellon Arts Center of Choate Rosemary Hall. Visitors to campus must provide proof of immunization, and observe the school's masking and social distancing requirements. Please contact Mr. Wie at gwie@choate.edu for additional information.
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