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Hertford St Andrew CE Primary School

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Music

Football

This half term in Music, we have been looking at the song 'Football'. It is a lively, rhythmic chant about football. This unit focused on echo singing, composing word patterns, improvising with mi-re-do, and playing a percussion ostinato. We looked at the difference between pitched patterns and rhythm patterns, higher and lower.

Ain't no mountain high enough - Sing Up

For our Music 10 for 10 we have been learning 'Ain't no Mountain High Enough'
We have learned to listen closely to the music to act as a guide. We also learned where we sing from and how to project our voices. We learnt all the words to the song so we can sing with just an instrumental!
Here is a signed version of this popular song.

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