Old Hiram’s Goat
Bill Grogan, or maybe Hiram –whatever the man’s name, his pet
goat sounds about the same. Join in the echo/action song and act
like a “kid”.
Bill Grogan, or maybe Hiram –whatever the man’s name, his pet
goat sounds about the same. Join in the echo/action song and act
like a “kid”.
So who is he –this John Jacob? Nobody knows, but his name makes a great excuse to exercise our lungs in different volumes!
Fun when sung as a round, but this song became a camp
favourite because of its actions.
Swimming or sailing —they both mean summer in Canada.
Sing it once, or again and again leaving out parts each time.
Dance or march with Juanito, exploring space and movement.
Clear the way – honk, honk – here I come! Read the rhythms and solfa with the mp4s!
March to the beat with Napoleon’s soldiers, but what do you do when the beat is silent?
And when they’re up – stretch to the sky; and when they’re down – squat; and
inbetween, well … March with the music of fife and drum to this traditional folksong.
In England, on Pancake Tuesday, playing with your food is what its all about —flipping contests, egg races and EATING! Christina Rosetti wrote the words, can you make up a tune to go with them?
Just who was this Bonnie? Sing about Bonnie while exploring Scotland traditions which include Robbie Burns’ Day.