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The Birch Tree The Birch tree On a meadow once stood a birch tree Stood so lonely there, so very lonely, Ah, alas all so lonely, Ah, alas all so lonely.
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Some suggestions............. This is a Russian folksong, which links nicely with the Stravinsky theme. It can be taught as a song, and could be accompanied with keyboard, or better still, chime bars. It could also be played on tin whistle or recorder, or any other instrument available to children. This could also be linked with a lesson on trees.
accompaniment main melody melody and accompaniment NanumaSome suggestions for Nanuma........ This could be used to teach 'soh, mi, doh, and doh' ' and handsigns could be used. Teach each line using the handsigns, and then gradually add in other lines. This is very effective when sung in parts, but don't forget to use dynamics such as singing loudly, or quietly. You can also 'silence' the children, but you must keep the pulse, they have to "sing the tune with their 'inner voice' " the effect is great when they sing out again on the repeat. Children could also play this on tuned instruments available to them. When you sing this allow the music to 'swing' a little, as these recordings are a little 'rigid' melody harmony 1 harmony 2 harmony 3 harmony 4 all parts top
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