• Grade: Fifth
• Origin: Australia – Banjo Paterson, 1895 – (unofficial National Anthem)
• Key: D Major
• Time: Common Time (4/4)
• Form: AB – verse/refrain
• Rhythm: beginners: | ti ti ti ti ta ta | ti ti ti ti ti ti ta | ta ti/ ri ta ti ti | ti ti ta ta ti ti | ta ti ti ta ta | ta ti ti ta (ta) | ta ti/ ri ta ta | ta ti/ ri ta ti/ ri | ta ti ti ta ti ti | ta ti ti ta/a |
• Pitches: intermediate: so la ti do re mi fa so la ti do – extended range
• Intervals: intermediate: mi\do\la descending submediant arpeggio (vi, Bm) do\so (P4), so/do/mi/so8 ascending tonic arpeggio (I, D), so\mi (m3), mi/do8 (m6, minor sixth)
• Musical Elements: notes: half, quarter, dotted eighth, eighth, sixteenth; rest: quarter, tonic and submediant arpeggios, ascending minor sixth mi/do (d6), two double barlines, vocal slur, melodic rhythm patterns
• Key Words: world geography: Australia; Australian vocabulary: swag (portable shelter that is rolled (usually with belongings inside) and carried on a person’s back), swagman (temporary worker, who travelled by foot carrying the traditional swag), Matilda (bag carried over one’s back), billabong (backwater river branch/stagnant pool), coolibah tree (Eucalyptus tree), billy (pot for boiling water), jumbuck (sheep), tucker bag (lunch/dinner bag), squatter (temporary landlord); holiday: Halloween; grabbed, glee, stowed, mounted, thoroughbred (horse), catch, ghost; contractions: you’ll (you will), who’s (who is), who’ll (who will), you’ve (you have); abbreviations: camp’d (camped), watch’d (watched)

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