Please enjoy my virtual room for 2021! Muaaahhhhhh!
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October 11, 2021.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Mozart. Here we have one of his most famous works, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik or “A Little Night Music”
Click here for the piano version.
Click here for a beautiful string quartet version.
Click here for the full orchestral version with a lovely illustration of Mozart.
Click here for a random rhythm activity, “Dinosaurs”.
Click here for “We Got the Beat” body percussion.
Click here for another easy rhythm activity.
Click here for Mr. Henry’s Rhythm rap!
Click here for an easy autumn trail rhythm.
And who doesn’t love my favourite song, “Oh A Turkey Knocked at my Backdoor” Click here for this perennial favourite.
Click here for the body percussion to the Harry Style’s song, “Kindness”
For Music Listening, we have the beautiful, soothing, Pavane by Gabriel Faure. Click here to listen to the Berlin Philharmonic.
Click here for some beautiful painting by Monet.
Click here for an orchestral and choral version. Simply stunning!
September 27, 2021
Song written, recorded and filmed with students from Sk’elep School of Excellence in Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc, Kamloops, British Columbia.
Click here to listen to this amazing song!
Every child matters. Many children shoes on the Ottawa’s Parliament Hill to remember the death of Native people children. July 2021
Susan Aglukark is a Canadian singer who blends Inuit folk music traditions with country and pop songwriting. Her most successful song O’Siem is a joyful greeting for family and loved ones, and a call to turn away from racism and prejudice. O’Siem is also a Coast Salish word meaning “a welcoming of honoured guests.” Aglukark has spent her lifetime promoting inclusivity and acceptance.
O’Siem, we are all family
O’Siem, we’re all the same
O’Siem, the fires of freedom
Dance in the burning flame
Siem o siyeya, all people rich and poor
Siem o siyeya, those who do and do not know
Siem o siyeya, take the hand of one close by
Siem o siyeya, of those who know because they try
And watch the walls come tumbling down
Siem o siyeya, all people of the world
Siem o siyeya, it′s time to make the turn
Siem o siyeya, a chance to share your heart
Siem o siyeya, to make a brand new start
And watch the walls come tumbling down
Fires burn in silence
Hearts in anger bleed
Wheel of change is turning
For the ones who truly need
To see the walls come tumbling down
Click here for Susan Aglukark singing this beautiful anthem.
Click below for a beautiful version from icdr: beyond borders.
September 27, 2021.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Benjamin Britton’s “Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra – Fugue”
Click here to hear the Leonard Bernstein orchestral version.
Click here to listen to another orchestral version by “Rattle”
Click here to see a Zoom ballet version!
Click here for a “light” version!
Click here to learn more about the fugue form.
Click here to see how to compose a fugue on the beach! Super fun!
Click here for our body percussion song of the week, “Top of the World”
Click here for our scarves song, “The Best Day of my Life”
Click here for our level 3 rhythmic activity to “The Greatest Showman”
September 13, 2021.
Our music listening for this week is The Russian Sailor’s Dance from the opera “The Red Poppy”, composed by Reinhold Gliere.
Click here to hear the song and see a picture of Gliere.
Click here for an orchestral version.
Click here to listen to a marching band version.
Click here for the world of dance version.
Click here for a piano duet.
Click here for Jambo Bwana.
Click here for our easy back to school rhythm activity!
Click here for a tricky body percussion to In the Hall of the Mountain King.
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May3,2021.
May the 4th be with you! Here are some fun activities to honour Star Wars Day! (May 4)
Click here for a super easy Star Wars rhythm play along.
Click here for The Mandalorian Theme using sixteenth notes.
Click here for an easy Star Wars Theme rhythm play along.
Click here for a fun Poison Rhythm activity.
Click here for a very challenging Sevens pattern!
Click here for a Mandalorian Drum and rhythm play along.