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You may know him for his famous tune “Don’t worry, be happy”. In this short but very interesting clip, he uses the audience (and you can join with the sining!) for a powerful demonstration of the pentatonic (a music scale with 5 notes per octave).
This is a short clip by the BBC that explains the story of music and includes some fun facts.
This is a fun song to dance to that incorporates the names and actions of instruments.
Lindsey is an American music educator who has uploaded full music classes on her Youtube Channel click the link to join in.
Music learning also happens when listening to any kind of music or watching a performance. I’ve selected two, but there is plenty more material on Youtube!
A fun and easy craft to make at home! Great to develop musical coordination. Can you sing and shake at the same time?
This is a short video where we join George, a child from Sydney, to find out about the elements of an orchestra.
Another great Youtube channel is by Barefoot Books, I’ve attached the link to their UK playlist that features many singalong stories with sweet animations.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG2CL6EUjG8TVT1Tpl9nJdg American music educator Rachel Griffin Accurso has a superb Youtube channel where she uploads fun weekly music lessons for early years children, click the link to join the fun.
Bradley Travis, Bass Baritone from The English Touring Opera has put together a workshop that consists of 8 weeks of fun classes for children with special educational needs.
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