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Ff 24 -\\\l I'HllMHIHRONICLE - Wednesday December I4. :0” Do you hear what I hear . ' O I ’ O O Q . KW Bilingual Schools Slxth annual Christmas CD raises fimds for the Food Bank ; BY BonVitm/tc . Chronicle Stafl : a You Hear What I Hear? 9 ‘ D played backed through the as? > headphones as Brynn {15:11.7 i Plaxton relished in listening to ” I herself singing the Christmas carol .. ; for the first time. at ..- éi .. i “That's cool," said the l0-year- 3%,. '15? ' old Grade 5 student at the KW L. i" f Biingual School. “I can hear I '7 ; myself." : _ i .1 I Platoon recorded her vocals for ‘_ r). a: ’ ' l the sixth annual Christmas Cl). “ 3;. ‘- ', called The Voice Ufa Child can 2'“ ; ( ‘hurrge the World. which the Water» ,- 59:5 i loo school ptits otit in support of $1 '7 the food BankofWaterloo Region. ' "" llie music room at the school 1» i on the westside of Waterloo isn't .. V .w 3 ' . . - . a is" your typical recording studio. “I, ‘18? ~ . l'he noise of students shuffling Wt: ‘ . in the hallways. doors slamming - ’_ i t . and children playing at recess were fig, '7 ' . . ‘ ‘ inst some of the background noises 3" 'j ‘ " . + r : prodtit er Paul (Ihapman had to Z , ' ' .4 a . « ' . account for as he recorded one of . A; ‘ ' the 1%) tracks on the new(1l), g i . V i “ _ ( hapman has recorded with . ( 9 . . 5 .1 some of (.anatia's hi ’ 'est music ' It stars, htit on this do) "gins sortie of g: 1* ’ i i I ‘ the smallest who were putting him Tanya Rivero, Brynn Plaxton and Miranda Feierabend sing Do You Hear What I Hear? for the KW Bilingual School's sixth annual Oiristtnas CD The Voice through his pact-s as he put all of ofa Child (an Change the World in support of the Food Bank of Waterloo Region. teammate his musit a| expertise to work to get the kids to lay down a professional monies and timingiust right looking to help the Food Batik this Wendi Campbell, executive opportunity for our school com. sounding track " We‘ve been practicing three Christmas director of the food bank appreciatA munity to help those less fortunate. lhai tdll he tough for a trained tiiiies a week," said l3eierahend. The previous five Christmas ed the support from the school’s "We believe the voice of a child singer, so you tan imagine the t hale But on their big day they would (il)s released by the RM” Bilingual staff and students. Every little bit can change the world and are huge Wllil kids who have never have to record each oi their parts School have raised $14495 for the helps at this time ofyear. she said. pleased tobeahle to demonstrate it ioiiiid themselves in a studio st'lr separately and that had its own Food Bank. l‘he (ll) is available at "Financial donations are with thisCI)." ting and were equal parts excited challenges, the least of which was the school. ('anaccord (‘apital and extremely important this time of Giselle Sanderson, vocal director and nerxous about the process keeping a straight face when one of the food Hank. year." said Campbell. "A $20 donav of the school's music program, said “You can hear people in the the other girls was singing. ’lhey are tion will help us feed a family of some of the performances even mike so it "s definitely a challenge ltlryear-old girls after all, ' four for four days." surprised her and the public will be tor me." said l’laxtoti "It was hard." “It sometimes makes you want The Voice ofa 1h8 girls said they were proud to charmed by the children's efforts l’lattoii was first tip with fnetids to get off key and you can't do that." contribute and give something "They really have fine-tuned lama RlH‘l’t) and Miranda l-eier- said Rivero, 10, about all of the Child can Change back to the community. "I think ears for harmony and are really .tht-nd to "1 ord the ( ,hristmas (135' commotion "I didn't want to mess thewofld that's pretty cool and it was a fun strong vocalists.” said Sanderson. sit Ito You Hear What I Hear? lath tip for them because they‘re count . . . . . thin to do." said Rivero. “I'm alwa s amazed at the confi» brought smut-thing a little different mg on you ' KW Bilingual School ‘ ““h "ibis project is important to KW dence of ybung people and this will 9 . annual (.hristmastl) . . ., . . . . . . to the pertoiniant e and the nut to nt‘spllt' a It'( him til snafu that Available at' KW llilin , , I Bilingual School, said Frank leahy. be great for their future in music . . , _ i . gtia . , . _ . phone and sound levels had to be erased .ill their original trat ks and School Catiat'cortH 1 . , l' l director of the school s musu gomgforward. . ~ , , . . i .tpita ant .. adjusted at t ordingly had them starting from st ratt h. the Food Bank department. They all want to be a part of ‘ ’l he three girls said they had they persevered and managed to "We love being able to showcase this. and when you can put on l been pr.“ tit mg together suit e the create a keepsake not only for their the talents of our students but something like this for your coni- i start of the war to get the hat friends and families. but for people more importantly it is a great munityit'saprettyhigdeal." ‘ .8 ' ~j ,/ Limited Stock â€" First: Come,.First Serve - In Stock Only-â€"_. .3 7- - a )_ . " , Made in USA Oak (lick 16'xl6" ' to ma FREE tit-coma Mom tau-sum .. ’ , Tarkett US Engineered I Nate , German made (outwith any «mm ”a...“ dStqu/lilass "' ~ 8 mil Laminate 00d lravertine Tile : ”mm“? (AC4)! '" a” or,“ H" 5mm” Em .“ s 49 ‘ 3 99¢ Purchased from . WM 7 99¢ - 3 m h n 5299 ' ’ my, $1.99 an. 79¢ fl $1 099 H" M.WM§> a “I" pad tndudt-g soft. pad included "more $41- - Sheet .COMEL'HECK OUT OUR HUGE lNVENTORY OF LAMINATE. CARRET. 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