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10 Captivating African Songs to Take Kids on a Musical Journey With Xylophone - cover

10 Captivating African Songs to Take Kids on a Musical Journey With Xylophone

Helen Winter

Publisher: Helen Winter

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Summary

Welcome to the world of xylophone music! Here's all you need to know to start playing beautiful melodies.

To begin playing immediately you don't need any musical experience or ability to read music. This sheet music is compatible with any xylophone you have at home, whether a small 8-note toy xylophone or a larger 25-note xylophone designed for adults.

Each circle on the sheet corresponds to a specific note letter, aligning with each key on your xylophone or glockenspiel. To play, follow the letters.
If your xylophone features colored keys, you can match the circles' colors using a PDF editor or pencils. This allows for playing by either letter or color. It's important to note that the circles do not indicate semitones, note duration, or rhythmic patterns. The melodies provided here are simplified for a one-octave diatonic xylophone.

Additionally, all pages contain QR codes linking to songs. While these examples do not represent our simplified melodies and are not played on a xylophone, they help you understand the melodies and rhythm.

Contents:

Banuwa
Che Che Koolay
Do-Do-Ki-Do
Funga Alafia
Kanzenzenze
Labe-igi-Orombo
Obwisana
Sansa Kroma
Shosholoza
Welcome Song
Available since: 06/13/2024.
Print length: 10 pages.

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