1 Listen to the song, "I Like Singin'" and sing the echo parts
Listen to the song, "I Like Singin'" and sing the echo parts
In this lesson you will
Listen and play along to “I Like Singin'”
Make a home-made kazoo
Learn about Mozart, and move to and play with “Larghetto”
Learn about ABA form
Sing the song “I’m Glad I’m Back at School.”
Listen to the song, "I Like Singin'" and sing the echo parts
Make a home-made kazoo and play along with "I Like Singin'"
To make a home-made kazoo you will need
- a piece of wax paper or parchment paper 6"x6" or 16cm x16cm
- an elastic band
- an empty toilet paper roll
Play the song, "I Like Singin'" again - and play along!
Play the video to learn about Mozart.
Find a ribbon or a scarf to move to "Larghetto" by Mozart
Find something at home to use for sticks and shakers to play along with "Larghetto"
For sticks you could use wooden spoons or two spoons.
For shakers, fill a small container with beads, popcorn, rice, lentils or anything that makes a nice sound.
Play along with the video. If you find it hard to read the rhythms, just play the beat.
Listen to the song, "I'm Glad I'm Back at School"
Is there a part of the song that repeats?
Form in music is the way the music is organized.
In song #4, “I’m Glad I’m Back at School” there are three sections.
The first section is called the A section.
A different section gets a new letter - B.
When the first section is repeated, it's the A section again.
There are 2 questions at the bottom of the page.
What form is example 1?
What form is example 2?