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Moon round©
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Tactics
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Use the performance and echo tracks to help you learn the round in unison.
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Then split the group into three and try it as a three-part round.
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If you have a larger or more confident group, try splitting the group into six and attempting the song as a six-part round.
Extended activities
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After you feel comfortable performing it as a round, make it more difficult by doing a performance where you gradually reduce the number of ‘not yets’ by one each time until you sing it just once, followed by the final ‘Hey!’. This will really test how well your group concentrates whilst being put off by the other parts!
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Vary the warm-up using different places, journeys and characters – invent your own!
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Posted 16th Oct 2010 08:57
i love this song because im doing it for my class assembley