The Fox

This English folk song is great for:

  • Telling a story through song. A middle to upper secondary class could orchestrate this song as a piece of Art Music - make the characters come alive, depicted by different instruments.
  • With the rhythms tim-ka (dotted quaver, semiquaver / dotted quarter note, sixteenth note); ka-tim and syncopa (semi-quaver, quaver, semi-quaver / sixteenth note, eighth note, sixteenth note) this song can be used for middle-upper secondary students for a rhythmic dictation.
  • Primary students enjoy singing the story.
  • Can be sung in solfa to practice the melodic elements 'fa' and 'low ti'.
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Kodály Analysis:

The Fox Theme: Animals Games:
Partner: Form: Song Type:
Scale: Major CSP: F - A Age: Upper Primary - Upper Secondary
Tones: ti low d finalis r m f s l Rhythm: ; ; ; ; ; ;  
Melodic: m s m d ; d s ; m r s ; s m f ; f m r d ; d r m f s l ; l f s ; f r ti low ; ti low d finalis d finalis
Prac: ;

 

Origin: English Folk Song Arr. M. McLatchey
Source: michaelkravchuk.com

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