Major / Minor
Listen carefully as the piano chords change.
When the music sounds happy (Major) stand up tall with hands in the air.
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When the music sounds sad (minor) crouch down on the ground.
Major / Minor
Listen carefully as the piano chords change.
When the music sounds happy (Major) stand up tall with hands in the air.
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When the music sounds sad (minor) crouch down on the ground.
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Bow Wow Wow, Folk Song from England
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Download includes song in G Major and B Flat Major.
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Ideal for ensemble warm ups.
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The original melody for Bow Wow Wow is in Part 1.
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Each Part can be played separately, all together, or in any combination - with as few or as many of the Parts as you wish.
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You can repeat it over and over, leaving out or adding in Parts each time you repeat.
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You could even start with body percussion, clapping the rhythm of each part, or a combination of body percussion and instruments. The possibilities are endless!
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Difficulty: Easy
Ning Wendete, traditional Kenyan folk song.
G Major
For flute (or recorder) ensemble.
7 Parts. Each can be played separately, all together, or in any combination - with as few or as many of the Parts as you wish.
Suggested rhythmic ostinatos for percussion instruments or hand claps included.
Difficulty: easy
Ning Wendete, traditional Kenyan folk song.
B flat Major
For flute ensemble
7 Parts. Each can be played separately, all together, or in any combination - with as few or as many of the Parts as you wish.
Suggested rhythmic ostinatos for percussion instruments or hand claps included.
Difficulty: easy
Fanga Alafia, Nigerian Welcome Song
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B Flat Major
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Each Part can be played separately, all together, or in any combination - with as few or as many of the Parts as you wish.
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You can repeat it over and over, leaving out or adding in Parts each time you repeat.
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You could even start with body percussion, clapping the rhythm of each part, or a combination of body percussion and instruments. The possibilities are endless!
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The Fanga Alafia melody is in Part 7, and this may be played by a teacher, or left out altogether.
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Difficulty: Easy
Fanga Alafia, Nigerian Welcome Song
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G Major
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Each Part can be played separately, all together, or in any combination - with as few or as many of the Parts as you wish.
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You can repeat it over and over, leaving out or adding in Parts each time you repeat.
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You could even start with body percussion, clapping the rhythm of each part, or a combination of body percussion and instruments. The possibilities are endless!
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The Fanga Alafia melody is in Part 7, and this may be played by a teacher, or left out altogether.
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Difficulty: Easy
