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Klappentext Youth Music's Singbook is an essential, inspirational resource for all singing leaders working with children and young people and contains twelve songs by some of the most exciting songwriters, composers and lyricists working today, including Howard Goodall, Steve Martland, Richard Stilgoe, Lin Marsh and Barry Russell. It explores a wide range of musical styles and topics, to inspire all young people from Key Stage 2-4, and celebrates our culturally diverse community, from Gujarati and Chinese to Albanian songs and beyond. Each song is presented as a complete 'unit', fully supported by interviews with the composers, with learning strategies, warm ups and creative music-making ideas to help teachers get the most out of the material. Vocal parts and lyric sheets can be photocopied and have additional questions and starting points to help singers get to grips with the meaning of each song. Singbook is stunningly produced in full-color throughout, with two professionally produced CDs of complete performances and backing tracks of the songs. Singbook has also been carefully graded and color-coded into three levels - starting, developing and challenging - from songs in unison to those sung in parts so there is a wide variety of musical choice for a range of singing groups. The book also includes a dedicated section on warm ups, with a wide range of material to complement the songs and encourage good singing practice. Explores a wide range of musical styles and topics, to inspire various young people from key stages 2 to 4. This book contains 12 songs by songwriters and lyricists such as Howard Goodall, Lin Marsh and Barry Russell. It features each song as a complete unit that is supported with learning strategies, warm ups and creative music-making ideas. Inhaltsverzeichnis Refuge (Goodall);Ame Sau Vala Tara Bal ( Shah); The Smile Behind the Eyes (Rattray); Believe (Marsh); Building (Stilgoe); Hey, Escher! (Russell); Vera (Koci); OK (Thomas); The Tyger (Martland); Mo Li Hua (Trad. arr Lu); Harmony (Skeef); No Wars Will Stop Us Singing (Wiseman)...
