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1 The Kodály Music Education Institute of Australia Western Australian Branch Incorporated PO Box 1073 CLAREMONT WA CULTURAL'MATERIALS Secondary*1 ThefollowingCOREREPERTOIREwillbememorisedaspartoftheCULTURALMATERIALS componentofthesecondary1perth2014akccourse. Othersupplementarymaterialhasalsobeenlisted.Thelecturermayalsooutlinesupplementary materialduringthecourse. ThisrepertoiremustbefiledandanalysedtoformpartoftheSONGRETRIEVALSYSTEM.All materialsfromthe3courses(secondary1,2and3)willbecollated,analysedandassessedaspart oftherequirementsforsecondarylevel3.seeretrievalsystemguidelines(providedduringthe SecondaryLevel2course)formoreinformation. KMEIAWA2014 Secondary 1 Core Material SOURCE Melody Rhythm Form Uses C1 AhPoorBird 150rounds l,t,drmfsil ABCD Canon; ; harmonic minor C2 Tideo PDFProvided C3 MailMyselfToYou PDFProvided C4 Dinah Forrai:#103 drms ABAC Pillartones;Text improvisation; ; re; 2 metre C5 GoodNews MusicforAll:9 drm ABAC ; doh$re$mi;*4 metre* C6 Who sthatyonder? MusicForAll:8 drm AB C7 ComeFollowMe C8 OhSaidtheBlackbird (Pourquoi) C.Vajda TheKodalyWay ToMusic:27 150American Folksongs:#66 Beat/rhythm 2metre;drm drmsl AB 2metre;la drmsld ABAvC Storysong;high*doh; C9 RoseRose 150Rounds m,s,l,t,drm ABCD Canon;PartnerSong; ; natural minor C10 SwingaLadyUptom MusicforAll:14 drms AB ; soh; 4 metre 1
2 TITLE: Ah, Poor Bird ORIGIN: SOURCE: 150 Rounds For Singing And Teaching (ed. E. Bolkovac and J Johnson) TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
3 TITLE: Tideo ORIGIN: American Folk Song SOURCE: TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
4 TITLE: Mail Myself To You ORIGIN: Woodie Guthrie SOURCE: TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
5 TITLE: Dinah ORIGIN: American Folk Song SOURCE: The Kodály Context (L. Choksy) TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
6 TITLE: Good News ORIGIN: SOURCE: Music For All (J. Johnson) TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
7 TITLE: Who s That Yonder? ORIGIN: African-American Spiritual SOURCE: The Kodaly Context (L. Choksy) TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
8 TITLE: Come Follow Me ORIGIN: taught by Pierre Perron, Canada SOURCE: The Kodály Way To Music Book 2 by Cecilia Vajda TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
9 TITLE: Pourquoi ORIGIN: West Virginian Folk Song SOURCE: 150 American Folk Songs TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
10 TITLE: Rose Red ORIGIN: English Folk Song SOURCE: 150 Rounds for Singing and Teaching TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
11 TITLE: Swing A Lady ORIGIN: American Folk Song SOURCE: Music For All (J. Johnson) TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
12 The Kodály Music Education Institute of Australia Western Australian Branch Incorporated PO Box 1073 CLAREMONT WA Suggested Canon Material: All Things Shall Perish (150 Rounds: 4) Chairs To Mend (150 Rounds: 8) Hey, Ho, Nobody Home (150 Rounds: 25) Lady, Come Down And See (150 Rounds: 31) Suggested Games and Movement: Aquaqua I ve Been To Harlem Long-Legged Sailor Obwisana Old Brass Wagon Sing Song Saya 2
13 TITLE: All Things Shall Perish ORIGIN: German traditional song SOURCE: TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
14 TITLE: Chairs To Mend ORIGIN: William Hayes SOURCE: 150 Rounds For Singing And Teaching (ed. E. Bolkovac and J. Johnson) TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
15 TITLE: Hey, Ho, Nobody Home ORIGIN: SOURCE: 150 Rounds For Singing And Teaching (ed. E. Bolkovac and J. Johnson) TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
16 TITLE: Lady, Come Down And See ORIGIN: Pammelia, 1609 SOURCE: 150 Rounds For Singing And Teaching (ed. by E. Bolkovac and J. Johnson) TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
17 TITLE: Aquaqua ORIGIN: Israeli traditional song SOURCE: TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
18 TITLE: I ve Been To Harlem ORIGIN: SOURCE: TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
19 TITLE: Long Legged Sailor ORIGIN: SOURCE: 2. Short legged, 3. Bow legged, 4. One legged, 5. No legged. Clapping game, in pairs: diagonal, together, clap own hands. On adjective, put hands on hips and show action appropriate to word. TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
20 TITLE: Obwisana ORIGIN: Children s song from Ghana SOURCE: TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
21 TITLE: Old Brass Wagon ORIGIN: American Folk Song SOURCE: TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
22 TITLE: Sing Song Saya ORIGIN: Indonesian tradition song SOURCE: TONE SET: SCALE: FORM: CSP: TYPE OF APPROPRIATE SONG/GAME: AGE LEVEL: RHYTHMIC MELODIC ELEMENTS: ELEMENTS: PURPOSE:
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