Canterbury bells

Words and Music by Jan Faulkner.

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This song encourages children to consider why churches use bells, as well as what the bells sound like and how to imitate them

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Age
7 to 9 , 9 to 11
Song type
Curriculum
Subject
History , Music , Religious education
Scoring
Guitar chords , Piano accompaniment , Unison (optional parts)

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The audio tracks were created specially for the Sing Up programme by Wells Cathedral Junior School, mixed and mastered by Nic Rowley at Vandborg Studios.

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