Dance Around The World

Some people like to dance and some people don’t It’s a good exercise and it can keep you up to date when you like to be lazy. Some people do dancing for a living and some people like to sing for a living people like to do the same things they do them both together if they really wanted to

Here are some facts about music :

  •  Loud music causes you to drink more in less time.
  •  Music is physically good for your heart.
  •  None of The Beatles could read or write music.
  •  The song with the longest title has 29 words.
  •  The Simpsons song, “Do the Bartman” was written by Michael Jackson.

There are many types of dances and singers there the salsa, ballet, belly dancing and way more then you think.

When some people dance they wear all these clothes that some people have designed for them and they give it to other people so they can all match as they are dancing people really like to dance in groups and they get the reward together. It also looks very good because

 

 

Nga Kare-a-rodo

Hairikoa- Happy

Pōuri- Sad

Pukuriri- Angry

Ngenge- Tired

Hōha- Fed up, Bored, Annoyed

Makariri- Cold

Wera- Hot

Pai- Good

Rawe- Excellent

Mauiui- Sick

Āwangawanga- Anxious

Ranfirua- Confused

Heahea- Silly

Pukumahi- Busy

Porangi- Crazy

Mataku- To be scared

Māia- Brave

Hiohia- To want

Hiakai- Hungry

Hianu-  Thirsty

Hiamoe- Sleepy

Mate- To die

Matekai- Starving

Matemore- Exausted

Puku- Belly

Pukumahi- Busy

Pukuriri- Angry

PukuKoro- Playful

Whaka- To make happen

Whakama- Embarrassed

Whakahi- To be proud

Whaka ihihi- To be excited

Kei Te feeling ahua

Pehea- How

1.kei te  pehea koe? how am i?

kei te pai au. i am good

2. kei te pehea koe? how are you?

kew te rawe koe. you are exelent

3. kei te pehea ia? how is he/she

kei te hoha ia. he/she is bored.

 

 

 

 

 

Dance Class

10 words to describe clowns:

  • buffoon.
  • comedian.
  • comic.
  • fool.
  • jester.
  • mime.
  • prankster.
  • Scary
  • Funny
  • Lou

five props clown use: Clown props are a central part of any clown’s act. From giant foam letters to medical gag props to noise makers, puppets and stickers, we carry everything a clown needs to make clowning props a hilarious and versatile feature.

2 clown photots:

Nō Hea

Kupe Hau- New words

Ngā Wahi- Places

Aotearoa- New Zealand

Te ika ma Māui- North Island

Te Waipounamu- South Island

Rakirua- Stewasrt Island

Tāmaki Makaurau- Auckland

Kirikiriroa- Hamilton

Te whanganui-a-Tara- Wellington

Whakatu- Nelson

Ōtautahi- Christchurch

Ōteputi- Dunedin

Waihōpai- Incercargill

Wetereo Grammer

Nō Hea- From where?

Hea- Where

Nō- From

Nō Hea- ahau- Where am I from?

Nō Hea- Koe?- Where you from?

Nō Hea- ia?- Where is he/she from?

Nō Aoteatoa Ahau- I am from NEW ZEALAND

Nō WhaĪtĪ- He/She is from Fiji

Assessment Building

Ko Makayla Tōku ingoa

Nō Ōtautahi āhau

 

 

 

 

Ko Wai Koe?

Kapu Hau:

Ou/Ahau= I or me

Koe= You

Ia= She or He

toku=your

ingoa= name

ingoa whanau= last name

Toku= Mine/My

Tou=Your

Tona=His/hers

Wetereo=Grammar

Ko Wai= Who is

Ko Wai toku ingoa= What is my name

Ko wai au/ahua= who am I?

Ko Wai to ingoa= what is your name?

Ko Wai ia= Who is she or he

Ko Wai tona ingoa= what is his/her name

Ko Makayla toku nga= My name is Makayla

Ko Makayla au- Im Makayla

Ko Mana Tou ingoa= Your name is Mana

Ko Mana ko= You are Mana

Ko Miharo tona ingoa=

Te Reo Introductions

Kupu Hau:

Greetings:

Kai ora – Hello, Be well

tēnā koe – Hello – to 1

tēnā kārua – Hello – to 2 people

tēnā kautau – Hello – to 3+ people

ata mārie – good mornig

moata rau – good morning

ahiahi mārie –  good afternoon

pō mārie – good night

Farewells:

Ka kite – good-bye

mā te wā – later – see you later

hei ōpōpo – till tomorrow

hei kōna – till later

 

What Have We Learned!

What we have learned about bucket drums: You can make any sounds you want to and it doesnt matter what sound you make because it will always kinda sound good

What are the four main sounds on bucket drums: Middle, edge, side of the drum, sticks.

What songs have we learned to play on bucket drums: We will rock you, pom paii, Crazy,  Happier, Good feeling.

What have you learn about reading note and rests: That all the sounds are different and you get to know what sounds are what and what they look like.

Cello

What is the full name of the cello?: violoncello

What instrument family it the cello part of?: The standard modern violin family consists of the violin, viola, cello, and (possibly) double bass. Instrument names in the violin family are all derived from the root viola, which is a derivative of the Medieval Latin word vitula (meaning “stringed instrument”).

What woods are cellos made from?: A traditional violoncello (or cello) normally has a spruce top, with maple for the back, sides, and neck. Other woods, such as poplar or willow, are sometimes used for the back and sides. The top and back are traditionally hand-carved. The sides, or ribs, are made by heating the wood and bending it around forms.

What are the most famous pieces of music for cellos:  Elgar’s Cello Concerto is one of the most famous works in the cello repertoire and one of the best cello concertos of all time

What are the different parts of the cello: The cello body has a wide top bout, narrow middle formed by two C-bouts, and wide bottom bout, with the bridge and sound holes just below the middle. The neck, pegbox, and scroll are normally carved out of a single piece of wood. The fingerboard is attached to the neck and extends over the body of the instrument.

 

Bucket Drums

Doing drums with a bucket,  However, it’s widely considered Larry Wright popularized bucket drumming in New York City in the 1980s. Using his feet to lift his different-sized buckets, he changed the sound and pattern in ways that delighted commuters in New York City Subways. You can make many sounds with the bucket all you need is sticks. You use the middle the rib and the sides of the bucket to make certain sounds.

 

Trumpet!

LEGEND

What metal is used to make trumpets:Brass

how does a trumpet play different notes: On the trumpet the pitch of notes is principally varied by using the valves to change the length of the tube. In general, the longer the tube, the lower the note.

what is a famous piece of music for trumpets :Haydens Trumpet Concerto is one of the most famous pieces ever written for trumpet and orchestra. It was written for the keyed trumpet, the first of its kind that was able to produce chromatic notes instead of only notes in the harmonic series.

name a famous trumpet player and why are they famous: ​Louis Armstrong is rightly celebrated as a master jazz trumpeter, but his  distinctive gravelly-voiced singing also had a huge influence on later artists. His vocal improvisations and the powerful feeling of swing that he brought to everything he sang loosened up the more formal style of his contemporaries.

what are so different types of trumpet mutes?:

  • The Straight Mute. One of the most common mutes in the trumpet world is the straight mute. …
  • The Cup Mute. A popular mute for jazz, particularly big band music, it looks like a straight mute with an inverted cup at its end. …
  • The Wah-Wah Mute.

how does a trumpet play different notes : On the trumpet the pitch of notes is principally varied by using the valves to change the length of the tube. In general, the longer the tube, the lower the note.