Michael Jon Clarke: Children's Recorder Method 2

Contents

• Fun German folk song Sharps/ F sharp
• Old Man Noah Bellman Bellman C for common time
• Lullaby from Poland Polish folk song Anon. duet in thirds
• Bird on the Seashore Icelandic folk song Anon. fermata
• Polly-Wolly-Doodle American folk song Anon. slurs
• The Troll in the Hole Icelandic folk song Anon. long notes/half rests
• Poor old Grimm Icelandic folk song Anon. mixed time sigs.
• Icelandic Lullaby Icelandic folk song Anon. dotted quarter note
• Love and Hate M.J.C. Thorarinn Eldjárn D / opposites
• The Cuckoo French song Anon. echo dynamics/volta
• London’s Burning English round Trad. 4-part round playing
• Shake your Left Leg Out German song Anon. articulation, dance rhythms
• We are Three Tin Soldiers unknown Anon. eighths and sixteenths/bugle call
• Ode to Joy Beethoven Schiller symphonic music, increasing dynamics
• Marching, Marching Danish song Anon. ostinato, speech rhythm
• Little Birds up in the Tree Icelandic round Anon. 3-part round
• Hi, Hi, Ho! German folk song Páll J. ´Ardal vivace / discordant accompaniment
• The Bridge of Avignon French folk song Anon. tenuto, staccato
• Ten Little Fingers Anon. Anon. arpeggio, practice
• Stop your Crying Icelandic folk song Anon. phrasing, legato
• Pass the Secret all Around Icelandic folk song Anon. musical game
• The Silver Moon French folk song Anon. dolce, soft gentle fairytale
• The Moonstones Hungarian folk song Anon. cantabile, modal harmony
• Colors German folk song Anon. playing ostinati
• If I were a Singer von Weber Páll J. ´Ardal famous composer, upbeats
• The Boatbuilder Swedish folk song Anon. accents, anacrusis
• The School Bus Anon. Anon. scherzando, humor in music
• The Butterflies folk song Anon.
• Sleeping Beauty Danish children’s song Anon. interpreting different moods