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Ken and Barbie beatbox groove
An introduction to vocal percussion or beatboxing - using words with percussive qualities to imitate the different parts of a drum groove.
Instant warm ups
Take any nursery rhyme or song and play with it - you might find you are inventing a whole new set of warm-ups that no-one else knows about! These examples use Baa, baa, black sheep to demonstrate.
Tongue, teeth, lips, mouth
This is an old music theatre warm-up - imagine you're on a stage in a huge theatre and you want every member of the audience to hear you effortlessly.
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Instant warm ups
This is a fun warm-up based around nursery rhymes and the fun you can have with them!
- Accompaniment: Unaccompanied
- Key Stage: KS1, KS2
- Musical Element: staccato, legato, simple, stepwise melody
- Year Group: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
- Subject: Modern foreign languages, PSHE & Citizenship
- Style: Warm-up
- Vocal Format: Unison
- Vocal Range: an 8ve
Peggy Babcock
This is a well-known theatrical warm up which is good for consonant and interval work.
- Accompaniment: Accompanied
- Key Stage: KS2
- Musical Element: simple, stepwise melody
- Year Group: 3, 4, 5, 6
- Style: Warm-up, Tongue-twister
- Vocal Format: Unison
- Vocal Range: an 8ve
- Accompaniment: Accompanied
- Key Stage: KS2
- Musical Element: simple, stepwise melody
- Style: Warm-up, Tongue-twister
- Vocal Format: Unison
- Vocal Range: an 8ve
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