SKU: BT.DHP-1135489-060
9x12 inches. English-German-French-Dutch.
GLOBAL ANIMAL consists of six witty humoresques, each depicting an extraordinary creature. Thereâ??s the Australian dancing buck that loves to dance in pairs, a down-in-the-dumps Egyptian hippo in a permanent grouse with the world, or the dastardlySouthern European trill mosquito. The extinct Mongolian striped lion is deeply mourned, while the arctic numbskull is so shy that heâ??s never been spotted. Then thereâ??s the continuous shriek of the Columbian screeching ape thatâ??s hard to miss.(Accordion I-II-III-Electronium-Accordion IV-Bass-Percussion)Global Animals consists of six witty humoresques, each depicting an extraordinary creature.Thereâ??s the Australian dancing buck that loves to dance in pairs, a down-in-the-dumps Egyptian hippo in a permanent grouse with the world, or the dastardly Southern European trill mosquito.The extinct Mongolian striped lion is deeply mourned, while the arctic numbskull is so shy that heâ??s never been spotted. Then thereâ??s the continuous shriek of the Columbian screeching ape thatâ??s hard to miss.Global Animals besteht aus sechs tierisch-witzigen Humoresken über ungewöhnliche Tiere unseres Planeten:
Da gibt es den australischen Tanzbock, der gerne zu zweit tanzt, ein ägyptisches, sehr weinerlichen Flusspferd, das mit sich und der Welt unzufrieden ist, oder die heimtückische südeuropäische Trillermücke. Dem verstorbenen mongolischen Streifenlöwenwird in tiefer Trauer die letzte Ehre erwiesen, während die einfältige arktische Dumpfbacke so scheu ist, dass kaum jemand sie je gesehen hat. Der permanent kreischende, kolumbianische Schreiaffe ist dagegen kaum zu überhören.
SKU: BT.DHP-1135489-160
Global Animals consists of six witty humoresques, each depicting an extraordinary creature.There’s the Australian dancing buck that loves to dance in pairs, a down-in-the-dumps Egyptian hippo in a permanent grouse with the world, or the dastardly Southern European trill mosquito.The extinct Mongolian striped lion is deeply mourned, while the arctic numbskull is so shy that he’s never been spotted. Then there’s the continuous shriek of the Columbian screeching ape that’s hard to miss.Global Animals besteht aus sechs tierisch-witzigen Humoresken über ungewöhnliche Tiere unseres Planeten:Da gibt es den australischen Tanzbock, der gerne zu zweit tanzt, ein ägyptisches, sehr weinerlichen Flusspferd, das mit sich und der Welt unzufrieden ist, oder die heimtückische südeuropäische Trillermücke. Dem verstorbenen mongolischen Streifenlöwen wird in tiefer Trauer die letzte Ehre erwiesen, während die einfältige arktische Dumpfbacke so scheu ist, dass kaum jemand sie je gesehen hat. Der permanent kreischende, kolumbianische Schreiaffe ist dagegen kaum zu überhören.
SKU: GI.G-9966
ISBN 9781622773992.
What better way to discover the world than to sing songs that have captivated the imaginations of children across the continents. In this amazing collection of songs children love to sing, Karen Howard truly opens the door to encountering songs from diverse cultures and experiences, on themes from family, animals, flowers, food, and more. The repertoire in First Steps in Global Music is particularly accessible for teachers and children wishing to discover these great songs. Organized by geographical region, Howard provides the context and guidance—including references to recordings—for these songs to come alive. She further organizes the songs based on First Steps activity categories: Fragment Singing, Simple Songs, Movement for Form and Expression, Movement with the Beat, and Songtales. Take a look, have a listen, and see what captures your attention—and what might capture the imaginations of the children in your life! Featuring music from: Africa (Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe) Oceania (Tahiti, Australia, New Zealand) Asia (China, Japan, Pakistan, Indonesia) Middle East (Israel and Lebanon) North America (Quebec, Guatemala, Mexico, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Haiti) South America (Brazil, Peru, Chile) Europe (Lithuania, Bulgaria, Poland, Republic of Georgia) For more information and resources about global music, visit giamusic.com/firststepsglobal. Special message: Since the summer of 2019, it has come to the attention of GIA editors that some of the American folk songs in the First Steps in Music series and other publications have racist histories. GIA is committed to providing resources that uphold the highest possible values for children and for our classrooms. We are excited about the efforts of the Feierabend Association for Music Education’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee to develop standards through which repertoire should be evaluated. We intend to revise our publications based on those standards at the earliest possible opportunity. Learn more at giamusic.com/dei.
SKU: HL.1189831
UPC: 196288131373. 6.75x10.5x0.019 inches.
Professor Sharon Gratto has built a career providing historical context to multicultural and folk music. This selection, a popular Korean folk song, portrays the close connection between a farmer and the animals with which he shares his habitation. Tenderly, the singers call upon the birds not to disturb the crops. This arrangement is well suited for treble choirs of any age.
