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Dance to your daddy
This lively Northumbrian folksong is great fun – and its few words and catchy melody mean children will learn it in no time.
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Copyright/Public domain (PD) Public domain songs (PD)
Style Traditional song
Teaching tool type Guide
Vocal range Big (more than an octave)
Musical format Unison, Additional instrumental parts
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Mrs Baxter Report this comment
Posted 17th Oct 2011 02:20
I agree ! Living in the North East of England it is a real shame that it is not true to the local dialect in which the words were written.
Mrs Dix Report this comment
Posted 1st Oct 2011 11:10
Yes I agree with Mr Strivens. It's important to retain the identity and roots of a song
Mr Strivens Report this comment
Posted 19th Sep 2011 04:52
I think that the song sounds better with a "short "a'" in the word "dance". Would be good to have had a Northumbrian children's choir singing this song