1 Review song #6 "Chester"
Review song #6 "Chester"
Can you remember all the movements to do with the song?
In this lesson you will:
review #6 Chester
practice low la and low so playing Match the Melody
Learn to sing “Canoe Song” and name the letter names or solfa notes
Learn about George Friderick Handel and play along with his Concerto in Bb
Review song #6 "Chester"
Can you remember all the movements to do with the song?
Play Match the Melody - Game 6, Level 9
Learn to sing "Canoe Song"
This song was written by Margaret Embers McGee (1889–1975)
If you have a ukulele or a guitar at home, try accompanying your song.
Optional:
If you have a ukulele or a guitar at home, try accompanying your song.
It uses just one chord, so it's easy to play.
Name the solfa notes in "Canoe Song"
If you don't do solfa notes at your school, skip this activity and name the pitch letter names instead.
Name the pitch letter notes in "Canoe Song"
Learn about the composer, George Friderick Handel
Find things at home to use for instruments
For Woods - use two wooden spoons
For Metals - use two spoons, or a cookie sheet and spoon
For shakes/scrapes - fill small containers with rice, macaroni or small beads
For drums - find a bucket or a large bowl
Play along with Concerto in Bb by Handel
Choose one or two of your home "instruments"
Use one when you play with the strings and a
different one when you play along with the organ.
Extra Time? Explore the Games in the Games Section