My students love to sing this at Halloween and act out the part of the old woman, the bones, and the BOO!
Source: Locke, Eleanor G. Sail Away: 155 American Folk Songs to Sing, Read, and Play. p. 52
As sung by Jean Ritchie of Viper, Kentucky
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10.7.12
Phoebe
I love this song paired with a partner song composed by Denise Bacon. The soaring octave jump in the partner song would be great for those vocalists who love to sing high and show off a beautiful voice. It would also sound great played on instruments.
Source: Bacon, Denise. 46 Two-Part American Folk Songs
Source: Bacon, Denise. 46 Two-Part American Folk Songs
Old Mister Rabbit
This song could be used for vocal improvisation in thinking up other foods that Old Mister Rabbit could eat.
Source: Ed. by Erdei, Peter. 150 American Folk Songs to Sing, Read, and Play p. 11
Source: Ed. by Erdei, Peter. 150 American Folk Songs to Sing, Read, and Play p. 11
My Paddle
This song sounds lovely when it's paired with a partner song, as Denise Bacon does, or sung in a round. It's also great for presenting the syncopated eighth-quarter-eighth (or "syncopa") rhythm.
Source: Bacon, Denise. 46 Two-Part American Songs
Source: Bacon, Denise. 46 Two-Part American Songs
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