One Bottle of Pop -

Three part round which practices the perfect fourth (P4)
Do\So/Do with triplets.

Description

Grade: Fourth
Origin: England – Traditional Round
Key: F Major
Time: 3/4
Form: ABC
Rhythm: intermediate: | ta ti-ti-ti ta | ti ti ti-ti-ti ta |
| ta (ta) (ta) | ta ti ti ti ti | ta ta ta | ta/ ti ti ti | syncopation, | ti ti ta (ta) | ti ti ta ta |
Pitches: intermediate: So Do Re Mi Fa So La
Intervals: beginners: Do\So/Do, So\Mi, Fa\Re, Re/So
Musical Elements: notes: dotted quarter, quarter, eighth; rest: quarter; eighth triplets, three part round, singing in three parts, syncopation, dividing a beat into three equal parts
Key Words: world geography: England; fish and chips, pop (soda), backyard, chuck, muck, vinegar; abbreviation: o’ (of)
Recorder: intermediate: playing in G major, playing as an ensemble with three parts, playing triplets

**“One Bottle of Pop”**
One bottle o’ pop, Two bottles o’ pop, Three bottles o’ pop, Four bottles o’ pop, Five bottles o’ pop, Six bottles o’ pop, Seven bottles o’ pop, pop! Don’t chuck your muck in my backyard, My backyard, my backyard. Don’t chuck your muck in my backyard, My backyard’s full. Fish and chips and vinegar, Vinegar, vinegar. Fish and chips and vinegar, Vinegar and pop!

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