Hello! How Are You?

The song 'Hello! How Are You?' has lyrics added to a short 6 part Classical canon composed by Johann Staden (1579-1634).
In this version, the original song has been transformed from harmonic minor to Major.
This song can be used to learn names. Students can sing their name at the end of the song to so-mi or make up a melody of their own.
The rhythmic element 'tum-ti' can be taught with this song.

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Kodály Analysis:

Hello! How Are You?		Theme:	Greeting/Farewell	Games:	Learning Names
Partner:		Form:	Strophic	Song Type:	4 or more Part Harmony

Scale:

Major

CSP:

F

Age:

Middle Primary - Lower Secondary

Tones:

s low

ti low

d finalis

Rhythm:

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Melodic:

s low

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s low

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ti low

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d finalis

Prep:

MC:

Prac:

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