Musicplay for Middle School

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2 Musicplay for Middle School Student Book 1 Barges 2 Why Shouldn't My Car 3 Rufus Rustus 4 SK8ER BO 5 Mango Walk 6 No We'll Make Rafters Ring 7 Love Baseball 8 Bat Boy 9 Cello Suite 10 Syrinx 11 Love This Country 12 Song for Mira 13 Sonata 1st Movement, Telemann 14 Sonata 2nd Movement, Telemann 15 Sonata 3rd Movement, Telemann 16 Fish and Chips 17 Complicated 18 oy 19 Dollar 20 Dry Bones 21 Above a Plain 22 Scarborough Fair 23 reensleeves 24 Oh My Darling 25 Dona Nobis Pacem 26 La Bba 27 n Flanders Fields 28 Minuet, Mozart 29 A Song Peace 30 Hanky Panky 31 Suo an 32 Hagdalena 33 Raga 7 34 Raga Wild Mountain Thyme 36 Mary Mac 37 Round and Round 38 Angels 39 Who Did? 40 String Quartet, Haydn 41 Hineh Ma Tov 42 l est né, le Divin Enfant 43 Snlakes 44 Christmas at Hop 45 Christmas Line Dance 46 COFFEE 47 Here s a Song That s Really Neat 48 t s a Whacky Kind Sound 49 Paper Scissors Rock 50 Missus Murphy s Choder 51 De Colores 52 Hockey Song 53 Serenade No. 13, Mozart 54 She s Like Sallo 55 A reat Big Sea 56 Oh My Love 57 Love Somebody 58 Hi Ho Rattlin Bog 59 Tell My Ma 60 A Wuni Kuni 61 Hymn Freedom 62 Wai Bba 63 Wade in Water 64 ohn B. Sails 65 Arupusu 66 String Quartet, Beethoven 67 Fillimiooriooriay 68 Black Socks 69 Connaughtman s Rble 70 Musical Priest 71 ypsy Rover 72 OO Kat 73 Found a Peanut 74 Entendez-vous 75 Tumbalalaika 76 A R S S 77 Build a Bridge 78 She Waded in Water 79 Corner rocery Sre 80 Backporch Blues 81 Cosmopolitan Blues 82 Cosmo Blues 83 Lay Around Blues 84 Backporch Blues 85 Rsey St. Blues 86 Bat Rap 87 Rappin With Animals 88 Hoppin Hops 89 Tone Loco 90 Hopalong Rapsody 91 My Heart Will o On 92 erakina 93 Tsiftelli Rhythm 94 Tziko Rhythm 95 Zembekiko Rhythm 96 Shanty Boys 97 ubilate Deo 98 Senviak Fanfare 99 Laugh Ha Ha 100 Sippin Milkshakes 101 Take Time in Life 102 Siyahba 103 Sba 104 6/8 Afro Shekres 106 2/2 Bata 107 Calypso 108 Squid iggin round 109 Nova Scotia Song 110 De Ump 111 Do Run 112 Mi allo 113 Take Time 114 My Landlord 115 She Sailed Aay 116 Cockles and Mussels 117 Un éléphant 118 Mary Had a Little Lb 119 Blood on Saddle 120 Home on Range 121 Fareell 122 O Canada 123 Star Spangled Banner Themes Variations Box Deer Park PO, Red Deer, Alberta T4R 2M2 tvinfo@telus.net Toll Free Phone or Fax: K6 Choir ( ) Website:.musicplay.ca Printed in Canada Copyright 2003 by Themes Variations Reprinted 2010 SBN Number: No copying or electronic imaging this student book is permitted. This restriction includes making phocopies for student use, making and proecting overheads, use document ceras proect images, or sning and proecting images. Teachers ho ish proect images from this collection must purchase PoerPoint Disk. 1

3 1. Barges dest melody 5 9 C Modera C c c Bar - ges, ould Bar - ges, ould Bar - ges, have Bar - ges, have C Out Ho Out heart in - longs in - do do Out Ho Out heart in - longs in - do do F like go ith, ould like go ith, ould F treas - ures in r hold? Do treas - ures in r hold? Do F look - look - ing ing in ay in ith night,, night, As look - look - ing ing in ay in ith night,, night, As Am Dm like like Am Dm fight ith pi - rates fight ith pi - rates C/E Dm see see cross ges' ges' see see cross ges' ges' C/ o - cean o - cean C/ C Unknon C blue. blue. brave and bold? brave and bold? C/ C flick - er - ing o - cean flick - er - ing flick - er - ing o - cean flick - er - ing Last time Fine Last time Fine light. blue. light. light. blue. light. 13 C F C/E Dm C/ C. Star-board But Tak - ing sho - ing must stay green here ir car - and be - go port side out is in - sho - ing in - do red, clear, sea, As Ho see ges ish that some - ges day from ay y'd from take bed. here. me. Star-board But Tak - ing sho - ing must stay green here ir car - and be - go port side out is in - sho - ing in - do red, clear, sea, As Ho see ges ish that some - ges day from ay y'd from take bed. here. me.. Barges is ritten in key C and uses all notes C maor scale. Sing notes C maor scale using letter nes, or sing scale using solfege: do re mi fa so la ti do. C D E F A B C 2

4 Rhythm Revie Note ne: Equivalent Ho many beats: Rhythm ne rest: or syllable: hole note W 4 beats in time h half note H 2 beats in time h. dotted half note 3 beats in time q quarter note Q 1 beat in time ta e eighth note E 1/2 beat in time ti qr pair eighth notes Q 1 beat in time titi qttt sixteenth notes Q 1 beat in time tikatika Time Signature: At beginning each piece music, a time signature is given. The time signature tells ho many beats are in each measure music and hat kind note gets one beat. Look at time signature for song #2, Why Shouldn t My Car. The on p tells us that re are beats in each measure. The four on botm tells us that each beat is one quarter note. Ho many beats ould re be in a measure time? Ho many beats ould re be in a measure time? Because time is most common time signature, symbol! is ten substituted for numbers. 2. Why Shouldn t My Car # # 4 2 Why should - n't car # # drive as fast as When paid for car tice as much as Traditional, adapted by D.. r car,! 3

5 3. Rufus Rustus Song 1 # c. # A7... Traditional Cp Song Ru - fus Rus - tus ohn-son Bron, oh, hat gon - na do hen rain comes don? D #.. What gon - na do and #.. kno and # D kno and... hat gon - na say if.. #. eve-ry-bod - y kno that A7.. 't pay rent 'til. #. 't pay rent if.... b rain goes ay? Oh,. #. ain't got dough. D Ru - fus Rus - tus ohn - son Bron, oh, hat gon - na do hen rain comes don? Song 2 #. "C," that's D #.. "," 're in #. "K," no 're # D.. # ay it be - gins, and.. A7. # "H," that's mid - dle ord, and.. # near - ing end, and A7 "C,". "E," # no 're 've... #. next let - ter in,. al - read - y heard,. #. round - ing bend. D b and C - H - - C - K - E - N, oh, that's ay spell (clap clap) chick - en. Harmony Harmony in music occurs hen 2 or more pitches sound at se time. The first three songs in this book all have harmony. n each songs, harmony is created in a different ay. Song 1, Barges, has a dest --- a melody that is higher than main melody. Song 2, Why Shouldn t My Car, is a round. n a round voices sing se melody but enter at different times. Song 3, Rufus Rustus, is a partner song. To different songs are sung at se time. 4

6 9. Cello Suite, ohann Sebastian Bach ohann Sebastian Bach as one most fous composers Baroque Age. He as born in ermany in 1685 a musical fily. Many members Bach fily orked as musicians. Bach got his first ob in 1700 hen he bece a choirboy. Later he orked playing violin in a court orchestra and organ in several different churches. Once Bach alked 200 miles hear anor fous musician, Buxtehude, conduct. When he returned, he as months late for ork! Bach bece Kapellmeister (choir direcr) and direcr chber music for court Prince Leopold in Bach no had a chance rite music for ensembles and solo instruments as ell as music for church services. During six years he orked for Prince Leopold, he also rote books teach his ife and children clavier. The clavier as keyboard instrument played before piano as invented. Bach s Minuet in comes from se books. n his lifetime, Bach as best knon as an organ virtuoso --- someone ho could play organ very ell. He as invited cities throughout Europe perform on and try out ne organs. Bach s music is difficult play. Sometimes he rote very fast parts ith many notes for players and singers. Sometimes his music is slo and very expressive. This is one six suites for solo cello ritten by ohann Sebastian Bach. Although suite is ritten for a solo instrument, re are places here Bach creates a multi-textured sound. Listen for places in suite here this happens. To learn more about Bach visit:.classical.net To hear midi files more his music visit:.classicalarchives.com 10. Syrinx, Claude Debussy Debussy as one greatest French composers all time. His piano music shos beauty piano in a ay that only a pianist could. Debussy ent Paris Conservary hen he as only 11 years old and he on prizes re for piano, sight singing, and composition. When he as 22, he on rand Prix de Rome, a competition for composers. This prize alloed him stay in Rome for three years, ith all expenses paid. He orked on ne musical ideas. He met Franz Liszt and iuseppe Verdi, and he heard Wagner s operas. At Paris Exposition 1889, he heard avanese gelan (orchestra) ith its assortment gongs, chimes, marimbas, and drums. Debussy also bece associated ith group painters, riters, and poets ho ere later be called impressionists. n painting, blurred images Monet suggested subect rar than trying portray it realistically. n Debussy s music, re are many exples impressionist tendency portray nature in an almost dre-like manner. Debussy s music sounds even more sterious and exotic because he used different scales. He rote music using a hole ne scale rar than maor or minor. He also used ne harmonies in his music. Syrinx is a short ork for solo flute ritten in Originally titled La flûte de Pan, it as changed its present ne by ean obert, publisher first edition in Here god, Pan, entices his loved one by playing on a flute made reeds found by ater s edge. One most ten performed orks in flute literature, it is dedicated Louis Fleury, an accomplished French flautist at time. t is believed that at debut performance ork, Fleury performed it by simple light a dle ith all house lights out. To learn more about Debussy visit:.classical.net To hear midi files more his music visit:.classicalarchives.com 8

7 11. Love This Country bb c 9 bb 13 bb 4 The earth be - F neath All voices unison feet land. in this place stand. Craig Cassils it means orld me, 17 bb. Fine.. 22 bb nev- er take Ó P for grant - ed that. and 'll 25 bb 29 bb cor - ner are 1. t 2. t real - real - ly ly does does - - n't n't. see see r pleas smil - - ing es this may place. be. face. me. com - coun - fort try spend spend a a life life in 're a a mat - mat - ter ter friend. part. hen hen 're 're ust ust kno kno t t sur - sur - here ho that that tells tells me me have have And hat And hat be be are, hat - ev - er are, ho - ev - er here here is is all, all, ust ust found found a a home, home, bet - ter bet - ter round - round - ed ing by me love ith r gain. heart. 've and found ay ay a this Used ith permission. No phocopying permitted. 9

8 39 39 f f land.. The earth be - 44 land neath feet Ó be-neath. feet, it means orld me, it means orld me, in this place stand. and 'll and 'll stand. nev- er take for nev- er take for. grant - ed that #. grant - ed that cresc. end cresc. end 58 allargando ƒ U Ó 58 ƒ allargando free! U Ó coun - try. Used ith permission. No phocopying permitted. 10

9 Sonata, eorg Philipp Telemann eorg Philipp Telemann as born in Magdeburg in four years before Bach and Handel ere born. His far as a Luran clergyman, his mor daughter a clergyman, and his elder bror also bece a clergyman. Telemann might have become a clergyman if it had not been for his exceptional musical talent. By time he as ten, he had mastered violin, flute, zir, and keyboard. Despite his fily s disapproval, he rote his first opera hen he as 12. He studied la at Leipzig University, but as such a capable musician that he gave concerts, rote operatic orks, and as appointed church organist. n 1705, he bece a Kapellmeister and he orked as a musician and composer rest his life, traveling idely, and becoming friends ith Handel. As a composer, Telemann as prolific, riting 1043 church tatas, and settings Passion for each year that he as in Hburg in all. n Leipzig, he had ritten operas, and he continued involve himself in public performances in Hburg, later taking on additional responsibility as musical direcr Hburg opera. He as also commercially active in publishing and selling much music that he rote. A musical form hich Telemann made popular as orchestral suite Overture and its succession dance movements. To learn more about Telemann visit folloing site: Conduct Listen each movement Sonata and try tell hat time signature movement is. Try conducting patterns for, and time. Which conducting pattern fits each movement? Movement 1: Movement 2: Movement 3: (begins ith an upbeat) 12

10 61. Hymn Freedom Harriet Hiln c lib - er - ty, When oins. that's hen ev - 'ry ev - 'ry heart that's hen e'll be e'll be time soon ill that's hen e'll be oins in our oins hand and -.. come An - y ev - 'ry heart and - When ev - 'ry geth - er molds our hour, hen an - y men ill live in geth - er yearns for hand des - ti - ny, day When song and - ev - 'ry dig - ni - ty, man geth - er sing - ing har - mo - ny, 2. har - mo - ny,. that's hen e'll be that's hen e'll be free, e'll be Oscar Peterson U. This beautiful azz ballad as ritten by internationally renoned Canadian azz pianist Oscar Peterson. t as performed in 1986 at nternational Choral Sympaatti, largest international children s choir festival ever held in Finland as a massed choir selection. n this arrangement, azz pianist Morgan Mckee adds his on unique style piano. Visit this eb site for a biography Oscar Peterson:.oscarpeterson.com Black Hisry Month: Tomi Music Company Used ith permission 45