What a lovely musical intro you’ve made about your self! This is excellent work, and Tootly sends you stars just like you said (check the next whatsapp message from Tootly!)
Dear Parent,
This is an experiment in the third stage of learning music – the three stages being – imitate, sing independently, and finally create something of your own. Now that the notes are firmly established in the children’s minds and (throat) muscles – they do not have to depend on a particular song and can apply them to any other song too. This opens the gates to be able to learn any new song as you progress.
Please see our point wise feedback below:
Confidence and Independence – good*
Understanding of the concept or exercise – good*
Singing/ Pitching – good, needs some work*
Rhythm – needs some work
Overall control (volume, breath etc) – excellent
Pronunciation/ recollection of lyrics – excellent
Notes: While both have understood how to place the syllables in the tune, the singing itself may need some ease and fluency. Its a simple tune so it might help to sing the line as sa-re-ga-ma first and then sing the words after that. Practice this way a few times at home.
You can now experiment with the words and create many more songs about yourself, your family members, friends etc! Do record and send some for us to enjoy too!
Look forward to hearing more from Khevansh and Tirth.
Dear Khevansh and Tirth,
What a lovely musical intro you’ve made about your self! This is excellent work, and Tootly sends you stars just like you said (check the next whatsapp message from Tootly!)
Dear Parent,
This is an experiment in the third stage of learning music – the three stages being – imitate, sing independently, and finally create something of your own. Now that the notes are firmly established in the children’s minds and (throat) muscles – they do not have to depend on a particular song and can apply them to any other song too. This opens the gates to be able to learn any new song as you progress.
Please see our point wise feedback below:
Confidence and Independence – good*
Understanding of the concept or exercise – good*
Singing/ Pitching – good, needs some work*
Rhythm – needs some work
Overall control (volume, breath etc) – excellent
Pronunciation/ recollection of lyrics – excellent
Notes: While both have understood how to place the syllables in the tune, the singing itself may need some ease and fluency. Its a simple tune so it might help to sing the line as sa-re-ga-ma first and then sing the words after that. Practice this way a few times at home.
You can now experiment with the words and create many more songs about yourself, your family members, friends etc! Do record and send some for us to enjoy too!
Look forward to hearing more from Khevansh and Tirth.