For Grown-Ups
Instructions
Giggles with the music in poetry!
Dr.Suess, Dennis Lee - Alligator Pie, – Shel Silverstien, Where the Sidewalk Ends are wonderful reads for musical cadence and rhythm.
Kids love taking familiar songs and making them their own. How many versions of ‘Jingle Bells’ are there?
Consider “Down by the Bay”, Author is unknown. Down by the bay, where the watermelons grow. Back to my home, I dare not go, For if I do, my mother would say …
Did you ever see a bear, combing his hair? Down by the bay?
The rhyme scheme (rhyme pattern) of the song is ABCBDAEEA; let’s choose to pay attention to the internal rhyme which makes the song so much fun – the “did you ever see a whale, with a polka-dot tail” part of the song life can be really fun.
After you have sang the song straight – try adding new critters like, A seal - peel, skunk - junk, trout - snout, monkey-funky, eagle - beagle. The more the merrier. Have a great chuckle with this form of silly expression.
Tips
Performing music with a range of feeling and emotion.
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