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Black History Month songs for staff
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Martin Luther King Jr Music Video
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s message will linger with your students through this memorable song. The lyrics teach that Dr. King used the power of speech to change the world. The greater message is that our children can also dream to make a difference--and follow through using the power of words.In addition to the video on TpT, you will get:1. A private link to the Vimeo version of the video. You're welcome to download it (for use in your classroom only).2. The mp3 song file--Great for student pe
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K - 3rd, Staff
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African American Multicultural Children's Song "We are the Children"
Inspirational African American Multicultural Children's Song "We are the Children", inspired by traditional spirituals and call and response. Ideal for Black History Month and Multicultural Arts education.
Ideal for upper elementary to college age.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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African American Caribbean SATB Upbeat Song for Choir
Enjoy this African American Caribbean SATB Upbeat Song for Choir. Add Latin or Caribbean percussion instruments, congas/bongos for additional rhythm fun. Written by award-winning Cuban-American composer Sabrina Peña Young. Ideal for Middle School, High School, and College Choirs. Good for Hispanic History Month, Black History Month, and Women's History month. Add dance movements and clapping for more rhythmic enjoyment and a wonderful learning experience.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot from Spiritual Medley # 1-SATB-high voice Solo-Piano
Negro Spiritual arranged for SATB and Piano with high voice solo. Key is Db Dorian. Vocal parts are very easy. however, the piano part has very nice harmonies and may be a little challenging.This is the first song in The Spiritual Medley, however it can be performed alone.I hope to publish an accompaniment playback track.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"
Partner song: "All Night, All Day!" Advanced syncopation and an extended pentatonic scale, produces a spiritual which is challenging and fun! Grade: Fifth Origin: USA - Wallis Willis (Choctaw Freedman) circa. 1860's - African American Spiritual Key: G Major Time: 4/4 Form: ABA - refrain/verse/refrain Rhythm: advanced: | ta/a/a ta | ta/ ti ti ta/ | syncopation, | ti ti ti ti ti ti ta | ta/a (ta) ti ti | ti ta ti ti ta ti | syncopation, | ti ti ta ti ta/ | syncopation, | ti ti ta ta ta | ti ti ti
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5th - 7th, Staff
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The Game | Purge | Lyrics | Artist Bio | MLK/Malcom X Violence Discussion | Work
This is usually my most engaging lesson of the term. Kids eat it up!In a response to the Ferguson Police shooting of Michael Brown, rapper The Game wrote and recorded this song. It makes many references to police brutality (i.e. Rodney King) and other things the artist finds wrong with the world. He channels his anger into this song, wishing he could 'purge' the world of such evil.You get:1) a 10-slide presentation on The Game's upbringing, as well as the motivation behind the song2) The lyrics,
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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