A.L.I. Assemblies

A school assembly where kids discover their voice is an instrument — and start using it with confidence.

TK–6th grade | 30–40 minutes | San Luis Obispo County
Angela Kristine as ALI for  A.L.I. (A Living Instrument) school assembly

A.L.I. (A Living Instrument™) Assemblies

The Short Version.

Every child is a living instrument, born with a voice worth using. That's the idea behind A.L.I.™ Assemblies — live vocal performance, movement, and student participation built into a science-meets-music assembly that supports SEL, confidence, and teamwork, aligned with music curriculum. Kids don't sit and watch. They're up, singing, moving, answering.

Teachers have told us it's one of the most energizing assemblies they've seen. Kids are buzzing after it.

A.L.I.™ Assemblies are built on the same philosophy as The Living Instrument™, Angela Kristine's adult vocal coaching methodology — the belief that every person is a living, breathing, thinking, feeling, walking, talking instrument - designed to sing. Same person, same body of work, twenty years running.

How it Works.

  • Format — One 30–40 minute assembly. (A multi-session series is possible for schools that want a deeper unit — ask if that's a fit.)

  • Grades — TK through 6th, all in the room together, all engaged.

  • What we bring — Full lesson content, materials and handouts, PA coordination.

  • What you provide — Floor space for kids to gather and move; (optional - a PA if you have one ready).

  • Who's teaching — Angela Kristine: conservatory-trained vocalist, 20 years coaching, based right here in SLO County. A local, not a touring outside act.

  • After the assembly — Two months of follow-up access for teachers or students with questions.

Rhythm

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Pitch

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Projection

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Confidence

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Sing

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Rhythm 〰️ Pitch 〰️ Projection 〰️ Confidence 〰️ Sing 〰️

Rhythm

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Pitch

〰️

Projection

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Confidence

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Sing

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Rhythm 〰️ Pitch 〰️ Projection 〰️ Confidence 〰️ Sing 〰️

Why schools bring this in

This isn't a touring act passing through. Angela Kristine is a local SLO County educator, and A Living Instrument™ is invited back, not just booked once — currently returning annually to San Benito Elementary and Bellevue Santa Fe Charter School, two years running. It supports SEL, ties directly into music curriculum, and it's built to be fully interactive from the first minute. No kid sits this one out.

Her ALI assembly takes students through the whole musical experience, starting with vocal warm-ups and building step-by-step until the entire school is singing a song together. She makes everything interactive, age-appropriate, and exciting, while also teaching the kids about music and using their voices.
— Jamie Baird, VAPA Committee Chair

Investment

$1,200 per assembly - Includes Assembly, posters, handouts, and supports for teachers for up to 2 months post assembly.

What people ask

"What's it about, exactly?" Kids discover that their voice is an instrument — literally. Live singing, movement, call-and-response, and a confidence message that ties into social-emotional learning. Hands-on and age-appropriate for every elementary grade in the room.

"Our budget's tight, or already spent." Let's talk. Some PTAs keep a small discretionary fund for end-of-year programming, and some schools have Title I arts enrichment grants or a community sponsor covering the cost. If timing's the real issue, we can lock in a date for next fall now.

"We need to check with the principal or committee." Makes sense. I'll send a one-pager you can share with them.

"We don't usually book outside performers." Fair to ask. I'm a local SLO County educator with 20 years in this community — not a touring act. Happy to send a one-pager either way, no pressure.

Ready to bring A.L.I.™ to your students?

…no pressure

…something to forward to your principal or committee.

Or reach Angela directly: 805-458-6440 · angelakristinemusic@gmail.com