Extended range, descending dominant octave skip,
and a common ending.
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- Grade: Kindergarten
- Origin: England - Nursery Rhyme
- Key: F Major
- Time: 4/4
- Form: ABaC
- Rhythm: advanced: | ta ti ti ta ti ti | ta ta ta ta |
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ti ti ti ti ti (ti) ta | ti ti ta ta (ta) | ti ti ti ti ta ta |
- Pitches: advanced: So La Ti Do Re Mi So
- Intervals: advanced: So/Do, Ti/So, So\Mi, Mi\Do, So\So descending dominant octave skip, common ending So La Ti Do
- Musical Elements: notes: quarter, eighth; rest: quarter descending octave skip So\So
- Key Words: world geography: England; counting backwards from five, rhyming words: shop, top, day, away, vocabulary: currant, baker, shop, fat sugar, boy, penny, bought
Currant - a small dried fruit made from a seedless grape originally grown in the eastern Mediterranean region, widely used on cooking.
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"Five Currant Buns"
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FIVE currant buns in the baker's shop,
Round and fat with sugar on the top.
A long came a boy with a penny one day,
Bought a currant bun and took it away. |
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FOUR current buns in a baker's shop
Round and fat with sugar on the top.
A long came a girl with a penny one day,
Bought a currant bun and took it away. |
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THREE current buns in a baker's shop
Round and fat with sugar on the top.
A long came a boy with a penny one day,
Bought a currant bun and took it away. |
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TWO current buns in a baker's shop
Round and fat with sugar on the top.
A long came a girl with a penny one day,
Bought a currant bun and took it away. |
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ONE current bun in a baker's shop
Round and fat with sugar on the top.
A long came a boy with a penny one day,
Bought a currant bun and took it away. |
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