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Songs for Recycle Week
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This call and response song from Ghana is a great way of focusing children’s attention and bringing them together.
This is a contemporary song about building and being creative but it also cleverly illustrates how building layers of melody can work well.
This beautiful setting of well-known Latin words will encourage really gentle singing.
I learned this from Namibian teachers who lived in the Northeast during the 1980s and taught it orally to the Tyneside Anti-Apartheid Choir. It’s a welcome song.
A catchy song for Harvest and the autumn season.
This is a traditional Chinese song with a beautifully gentle and lyrical melody. The lyrics about the jasmine flower also turn it into a love song.
This is a moving, contemporary song. It has been translated into several different languages and has become a national ‘anthem’ sung by thousands of young people on World Peace Day – September 21st.
This is a joyful song that would be lovely for a whole-school assembly. For class work it is more suitable for KS2 children.
This feel-good number is our special commission, written by Carrie and David Grant. It will be a real hit with the kids, encouraging them to ‘raise their voices’ not only in song but also to express their feelings and aspirations.
There's a special video of this song and its accompanying choreography moves as performed by children from Jam Theatre Company here. Also, head to the Voice Box for some fun accompanying warm-ups:
This popular traditional greeting song offers plenty of scope for percussion accompaniments. It works really well as a concert or assembly piece.