Informationen zu "GILL HAVE YOU ANY WOOL"
Verlag: Schott Music
Verlagsnummer: AP 6930
Beschreibung
In the arms of his mother or on his father's knee, the child is introduced for the first time to sound and rhythm of the human voice, to the driving force of rhythmic language, the sound of elemental music instruments. The inclination towards and the affection for music often has its roots in the play-like atmosphere of traditional nursery rhymes. They also may be considered as first "studies" or "Etudes" in speaking and rhythmic movement. They spark the imagination with pictures which expand the view to a wider horizon. The traditional rhymes in this volume were collected in Australia. They come from those families who immigrated to Australia from Europe during the last one and a half centuries. In this volume there are elaborate settings for speaking voices and instruments. The settings represent but one possibility out of many. They show how to play with these texts. They should not be studied systematically note for note nor even sight read. It is intended that these settings give ideas for other possibilities in creative work with children using these and other texts, including instruments - without forgetting that their primary aim is to stimulate action. Hermann Regner
Inhalt
A farmer went trotting - Ickle, ockle - Jack be nimble - Doctor Foster - Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater - Little Tommy Tittlemouse - Tommy Snooks and Bessie Brooks - Gregory Griggs - Pat-a-cake - Hickety, Pickety, my black hen - Humpty Dumpty - Diddle Diddle Dumpling - One, two, buckle my shoe - Wee Willie Winkie - Rub-a-dub-dub - Higglety-Pigglety-pop - To market, to market
