Junior Songscape, Key Stage 1-2, vocal and keyboard, with CD

Lin Marsh: Junior Songscape, Key Stage 1-2, vocal and keyboard: the ultimate songbook for classroom and concert use.

Junior Songscape is the perfect resource for primary school singing, and prepares the way for Lin Marsh's hugely successful Key Stage 3 songbook, "Songscape".

-An invaluable collection of twenty-eight songs covering an exciting range of musical styles, from music theatre, pop classics and rounds, to original pieces by Lin Marsh.
-Contents divided into five different sections to provide topic ideas for teachers: seasons, feelings, history, Shakespeare and travel.
-Includes Lin Marsh's "Stars, Hide Your Fires" from the QCA'S Key Stage 2 Schemes of Work.
-Ideal for bringing conifidence to classroom and concert singing, with vocal ranges carefully considered for the age group.
-Several of the songs have optional additional vocal parts.
-Keyboard accompaniments are all well within the grasp of pianists of moderate ability.
-CD includes complete performances of all the songs; adjusting the balance provides piano accompaniments alone.
"A great publication for teachers who want to extend singing repertoire ... packed full of memorable melodies enhanced by well-written part singing ... very good value." ("Music Teacher")

CONTENIDO:

Preface

Seasons
-Orange and yelow and brown (Lin Marsh)
-Summer holiday (from "Summer Holiday", Bruce Welch and Brian Bennett)
-Listen to the rain (Lin Marsh)
-Summer (Lin Marsh)
-Carry the corn (Lin Marsh)

Feelings
-No matter what (from "Whistle down the Wind", Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jim Steinman)
-Do you know how it feels (Lin Marsh)
-Over the rainbow (from "The Wizard of Oz", Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg)
-Consider Yourself (from "Oliver!", Lionel Bart)
-Singing in the bath (Lin Marsh)
-Tomorrow (from "Annie", Martin Charnin and Charles Strouse)
-Thank you for the music (Benny Anderson and Björn Ulvaeus)
-The disco beat (Lin Marsh)
-Whistle down the wind (from "Whistle down the wind", Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jim Steinman)

History
-The last dinosaur (Lin Marsh)
-Man and horse (Lin Marsh)
-Any dream will do (from "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat", Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice)
-Camelot (Lin Marsh)
-Turn on your video (Lin Marsh)
-Spare the road (Lin Marsh)

Shakespeare
-Stars, hide your fires (Lin Marsh)
-Beware the Ides of March (Lin Marsh)

Travel
-Gently the river (Lin Marsh)
-Rush-hour round (Lin Marsh)
-Wheels! (Lin Marsh)
-Grand canals (Lin Marsh)
-Rocking (Lin Marsh)
-Steam train (Lin Marsh)

Lyrics