CorpusRecord 27653

Chapman 4th Grade Concert 5-30-24

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Source
YouTube / CPS Video
Date
2024-05-31
Location
Naugatuck Valley Planning Region, CT
Material
Transcript
Extent
767 words · about 5 min
Collected
2026-06-05

Transcript

Verbatim source text

001sing and play an old favorite Miss Mary ma this Builds on the recorder skills we learned in third grade and uses the four notes g a b and c our playing leaders are Chanel Santiago and Nora Megan Rosie Kylie Reese and Jonathan will demonstrate the game we hope you enjoy [Applause] it time out my fault my fault I have to play the right key [Music] [Applause] [Music] oh [Music] he [Applause] [Music] [Applause] our next recorded piece is a well-known Melody written by lwi Van Boven composed on a poem bait hold and long treasured o to Jordan has become one of the most well-known Melodies In in the entire world you will all play a the a section twice then a few students will play the B section for a third place after which the a

002after which after which the a will return at the end the entire form is a a b a our players Le is area Ethan X and Yana [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Happ I [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] we will now break from the playing songs of to playing songs a few songs this year we learned several works and travel songs which help pass the long hours working or traveling more quickly they both entertained the singers and kept a steady beat to work or flow the travel our first song is one you may know the Eerie Canal was the most famous of all canals built and and used in the early 19th century the 15th Mile 15 miles text is a s is this in the song is referred to the number of miles one would travel before

003resting for a night [Applause] [Music] miles the good old work good old 15 miles on the canal in our day f with every to [Music] Buffalo neighbor always your if you ever on the [Music] the we know every in of from to [Music] Buffalo everybody [Applause] down [Music] neighbor on [Applause] the fourth graders are a little bit her next song is about traveling for pleasure river boats are a popular way of traveling in the 1800s down the river is a song people would sing and dance too while traveling down the Ohio River stretching from Pennsylvania to Illinois listen for the high Des Harmony sng by Miss PEX class in the okay little technical difficulty disconnected from the speaker when I walked away [Music] wind the river down the river down the river we down the

004river down the river Riv [Music] wind wind steady wind to as we sailing along down the river down the river down the river we down the river down the river down the [Music] [Applause] amazian Grace is a church and written by John new a minister from England it has become one of the most um most famous songs in the world since it was published in 1779 while beautiful is tricky to sing tricky to sing and play due to the amount of movement the melody are playing leader our playing leaders are Claire Lou Kennedy and [Applause] [Music] Tyler gra How Sweet the Sound that save the like I but now [Music] oh [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] the last recordered song played by all of us is oh how lovely it's another round from England

005and like Amazing Grace it has a beautiful Melody we will sing the song in unison in as a round and then playing then our playing leaders will be Ana and Rosie [Applause] spe [Music] the evening when the are ringing d [Music] s [Music] [Applause] the [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] the railroad was another form of work and travel in the mid to late 1800s Pat works on the railway it's a song about Irish Rail workers Pat was considered a derogatory term for anyone from Ireland since many Irish were named after the patron state of Ireland Patrick this song chicles the path from leaving Ireland to starting a new life here in America than [Music] [Applause] [Music] the2 on the rail [Music] the [Music] rail3 theil [Music] working on the [Music] [Applause] rail this next song is

006one of our favorites the cat came back is a comic song written by harri Miller in in 1893 it has been expanded up upon o over the years to include more than a dozen verses some of which we cannot sing for you this evening we hope you enjoy our Harmony and the sense of humor in this song [Applause] [Music] older [Music] Johson to get the cat away he gave it to a man far far away but the cat came back [Applause] the theat [Music] came me [Music] The Cat Came thought he was a but the cat came he just want to St away [Music] came theat came back stay AIG tornado came just the other day [Music] theow but the cat came back the very next day but the cat came back he thought he

007was but the cat came back he just to [Applause] stay me [Music] [Applause] our last song is a famous sea shanty from the days of whaling ship sailing the world hunting whales for their oil the wellerman is from New Zealand and is based on the weather Brothers whaling ships it tells the story of sailors waiting for a company employee the Weller's man to bring their pay which is in rations of luxury goods such as sugar tea and rug [Applause] [Music] ship wind [Music] our [Applause] [Music] and one day will take our leave [Applause] [Music] te take [Music] te [Music] [Applause] that concludes our program we hope you enjoyed our show have a great summer and see you next year

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