Good morning everybody!
I’m really missing doing singing practices with everyone, but luckily I have lots of good songs that you can practice at home. Some of them are ones you already know, and some of them are new songs you might like to start listening to and learning.
BBC Ten pieces
April’s piece is Ravi Shankar’s Symphony Finale
A few weeks ago we started thinking about the instruments we could spot in the orchestral performance of Ravi Shankar’s Symphony Finale. Watch it once more and look out for those instruments again listening carefully to the sounds they make. Which one do you like best?
Maybe you could pick one of the instruments you spotted to find out more about. You might like to make a fact page with a picture of the instrument and some facts you have found out. I’d love to see any pages you make.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/ten-pieces/classical-music-ravi-shankar-symphony-finale/znk8bdm
2. An old song to practice and enjoy : Have you ever seen a dinosaur drink a cup of tea?
You can find the song on this webpage along with our other dinosaur songs:
https://www.norfolkmusichub.org.uk/site/casma-2020-learning-resources-ks1/
You might also enjoy watching the story that goes with it.
3. A new song to listen to and try: The Seed Song
I know some of you are looking at seeds and planting some at the moment. So here is a seed song you might enjoy. You can listen to it or even try learning some of the words.