Who we are

Our music program focuses on theory and applying it to the performance side. Students from pre-k to 8th learn about music history, genres, and basic notation. they are also able to use their new skills when they perform in front of parents throughout the year for events such as the Christmas Program, Founder's Day, and the Talent Show.
Since the 1960's, the Christmas Program has been the highlight of the music program during the first half of the school year. The shows encourage the students to step out of their comfort zone by means of acting, choral, and solo singing. Every year, the shows are re-written and adapted according to the student's talent level and interests. Here, the performers learn how to sing in front of an audience and cope with stage fright, thus helping to give them the confidence to pursue their artistic goals in the future. 
Every year, the faculty and staff honor the founders of Kearns Saint-Ann School with a celebration of the school's history and legacy. Students rehearse songs and speeches to present to guests such as the Kearns-McCarthey Family, Bishop Solis, and Monsignor Bircumshaw, all of whom celebrate mass with the faculty and student body of Kearns Saint Ann. 
This after-school program is open to those in grades 4-8. Here, we take a more aggressive approach to the music world and those involved learn more about how the music world functions. Students learn a variety of songs ranging from secular to modern pop and have the privilege of performing throughout the year. At the end of the year, the choir takes a field trip to Pale Horse Sound Studio so that they may experience what it is like to record professionally and learn about what it takes to make a living as a professional musician.