Thursday 22 November 2018

Choir words



Choir students may practice our songs at home. We are singing 4 songs to begin Carol-fest on December 18th at 2:15pm.

Choir Lyrics
Celebrations Around the World

*CHORUS:
Cel-e-bra-tions a-round the world (z)
Come---join us and celebrate (cl-cl-cl)
Cel-e-bra-tions a-round the world (Z)
COME ON and cel-e-brate now
                                                 (Pat-sn—cl-cl)

1. Ma-ny hol-i-days in many lands
Come along—with me and take my hand.
Ev’ry fam’ly with a sto-ry to tell,
Sing Noel, No----el!

*CHORUS


2. Come and join—us as we move a-long
Learn-ing cus-toms as we sing a song.
New tra-di-tions we can cel-e-brate.
We can hard-ly wai--------t

*CHORUS


CODA or Fancy Ending:

COME ON AND CEL-E-BRATE-- NOW----







Come, Holy Savior (tune of Land of the Silver Birch)

         (1)   Shine--, advent, candle shine
       (2)   Ligh--t up the dark-ness
( All)  Shining-- for all to see
                soon HE—will come-----
    Jesus--, the Prince of peace,
               Sa-vior---and ti-ny King.
      (1)Come, Holy Savior,
      (2) Come Holy Savior,
      (All) Come holy Savior, Come-------.


(1)   Come--- down, Em-man-u-el,
(2)   Lor---d of all na—tions,
(All) Come, ho—ly Son of God,
         Bring us---sal-va---tion.
Jesus--, the Prince of peace,
           Sa-vior---and ti-ny King.
    (1)Come, Holy Savior,
    (2) Come Holy Savior,
   (All) Come holy Savior, Come-------.

CODA: Sav-------ior----------, come----










A traditional South African Carol, in Zulu

SOCAN 1990 As recorded on "The Christmas Gift"

https://youtu.be/jjH4LR8vO6I

1st time – echo Gr. 3 girls
2nd time – sing in unison (with them)

Zulu words:                    Meaning:

u ya ngin tan da            I am loved

u nkulu u nkulu             by the Almighty

u ya ngin tan da          who loves me

um sin--- di--si            the healing is

nya peenda geetee        I say again
(phonetic spelling)

on gi tan da yo             that I am loved

on gi tan da yo              and I love

u nkulu u nkulu             the Almighty



African Noel

Drum intro

 (pp) Sing No-el, Sing no-el, No-el, No-el----
(mp) Sing No-el, Sing no-el, No-el, No-el----
(mf)  Sing No-el, Sing no-el, No-el, No-el----
 (f)   Sing No-el, Sing no-el, No-el, No-el----

 (mf) SING WE ALL NO-EL!
         SING WE ALL NO-EL!
(f)     SING WE ALL NO-EL!
         SING WE ALL NO-EL!

(f) Sing No-el, Sing no-el, No-el, No-el----
(mf) Sing No-el, Sing no-el, No-el, No-el----
(mp) Sing No-el, Sing no-el, No-el, No-el----
(pp) Sing No-el, Sing no-el, No-el, No-el----

Drum to finish





Wednesday 7 November 2018

Another Wonderful Rehearsal!


On Wednesday, November 7th our Junior Choir met for their second practice. I am so impressed with how quickly the students are learning and responding to our warm-up exercises and simple songs. Please ask him/her about the song "Sit up Straighter"; I'm sure they can sing it for you.

Even though it's still Fall, we got in the mood for Carol-fest and learned a few songs about Christmas: Celebrations Around the World and Come, Holy Savior, Come. Thanks to choir parents for helping to write out choir words on chart paper.

Please keep "tuning in" to our Junior Choir Blog!
Mrs Martin

Note: If possible, please avoid giving your child money to buy concession items on Day 6 so that they can arrive on time. Also, please continue to remind your child of their Day 6 commitment to choir. If they miss a rehearsal, it is much harder to get caught up as actions are taught and new lyrics are learned weekly. Last, if you know your child is going to be away or is ill, please email me at: maryellen.martin@cssd.ab.ca