Simple Time: Divisions

1) Judy Garland, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” from the film The Wizard of Oz (1939). Written by Harold Arlen & E.Y. Harburg [Image | MuseScore | Youtube 0:26-0:48]

2)  Traditional Folk Song: China, “1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7” [Image File | MuseScore]

3) John Williams, “Somewhere in My Memory,” from the film Home Alone [Image | MuseScore]

4) Joseph Bologne, String Quartet Op. 1, No. 6, mm. 81–84, Violin 1) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 37:00–37:08]

5) Traditional Czech Melody, arr. Anna Hradsky (No. 2) [Image | MuseScore]

6) Traditional Native American Dakota Song, “Wanagi Wacipi Olowan. Song of the Spirit-Dance (Ghost-Dance Song),” Transcribed by Natalie Curtis [PDF | Image | MuseScore] 

7) Alan Menken, “Beauty and the Beast” (Tale as Old as Time) from the film Beauty and the Beast (1991) [Image | MuseScore]

8) Traditional Song, Shandong Providence, China, “The Bamboo Flute” [Image | MuseScore] 

9) Jerry Bock, "Sunrise, Sunset," mm. 5–11, from the musical Fiddler on the Roof (1964), lyrics by Sheldon Harnick. [Image File | MuseScore | PDF]

10) Florence Price, “The Moon Bridge,” mm. 5–12 (1930) [Image File | MuseScore | PDF] 

11) Mel Brooks, “I Wanna Be a Producer,” mm. 1–8, from the musical The Producers (2000) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 1:40–1:55] 

12) Andrew Lloyd Webber, “The Music of the Night,” mm. 1–6, from the musical Phantom of the Opera (1986) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:00-0:29]

13) Nobuo Uematsu, “Opening Theme,” from the video game Final Fantasy (1987) [Image File | PDF | MuseScore] 

14) Florence Price, “Old Boatman,” mm. 1–8, violin melody (1933) [Image File | MuseScore (mm. 1– 16)]

15) Anna Hradsky, Traditional Czech Melody (No. 1) [Image | MuseScore]

16) L. R. Lewis [Image File | MuseScore ]

17)  Traditional Folksong: Sioux (Native American), “Lullaby” [Image File | PDF | MuseScore ] 

18) Pink, “Try,” chorus, from The Truth About Love (2012), written by Michael Busbee and Ben West [Image | MuseScore | PDF | Braille | YouTube 0:49–0:59]

4) Joseph Bologne, String Quartet Op. 1, No. 6 (mm. 1–4, Violin 1) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 32:58–33:05]

2) Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, “Something Wonderful,” refrain, from the musical The King and I (1951).  [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:53–1:22]

3) Alan Menken & Stephen Schwartz, “Colors of the Wind,” from the film Pocahontas (1995), chorus [Image] [MuseScore] [PDF]

4) Johanna Kinkel, No. 4 “An Luna,” from 6 Lieder, Op. 6 (1839), mm. 1–8 [Image File] [MuseScore] [PDF]

5) Johanna Kinkel, 6 Lieder Op. 6, No. 3 “Die Geister Haben’s Vernommen,” mm. 25–31 (1839)  [Image File | MuseScore ]

6) Traditional Native American Wabanaki Song, as sung by Asawhis (Salis), Eastport, Maine." Passamaquoddy Dance Song." Transcribed by Natalie Curtis. [PDF | Image | MuseScore]

7) Traditional Native American Dakota Song, “Wanagi Wacipi Olowan. Song of the Spirit-Dance (Ghost-Dance Song).” Transcribed by Natalie Curtis. [PDF | Image | MuseScore]

8) Louise Reichardt, Zwölf Deutsche und Italiänische Romantische Gesänge, No. 3, “Durch die bunten Rosenhecken,” mm. 1–4 (1811) [Image | MuseScore ]

9) Maria Theresia von Paradis, 12 Lieder, 1786, No. 3, “Aus Siegwart,” mm. 1–4 (1786). [Image | MuseScore ]

10) Traditional Folk Song: Bosnia, “Why So Silent, Tell Me, Birdie,” mm9–16 [Image | MuseScore]

11) Traditional Song: The Yunnan Province, China, “If the Rain Doesn't Fall” [Image | MuseScore]

12) Patti Smith, “Broken Flag,” mm. 1–12, from Wave (1979) [Image | PDF | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:00–0:45]

13) Rebbeca Clark, Two Pieces For Viola (or Violin) And Cello, mm. 1–8 [MuseScore | PDF | Image File]

14) Harry T. Burleigh, “A New Hidin' Place,” from The Southland: Piano Sketches, mm. 1–10 [Image File | MuseScore ]

15) Traditional Song: Hopei Province, China, “Poor Sze Bbei,” mm. 14–20 [Image File | MuseScore | PDF ]
Directions: Sing as a duet with a partner sing the top part while clapping the bass. 

16) Traditional Folksong (Anglo-American), “Sally Brown” mm. 1–4 [Image File | PDF | MuseScore]

17) Traditional Folksong (American), “The Greenland Fishery,” mm. 1–4 [Image File | PDF | MuseScore]

18)  Chappell Roan, “HOT TO GO!,” chorus, from The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess (2024) [PDF | Image | MuseScore |  Youtube (2:48–3:16) |

19) Elizabeth Phillips, “Cushla Machree,” mm. 1–7, No. 28 in Modern Ballads (19th c., n.d.) [MuseScore | Image | PDF | MP3 ]

1) Traditional Folk Song: Ashkenazic, “B'chol dor vador” [PDF | Image | MuseScore]

2) Suzanne Collins, Jeremiah Fraites, Wesley Schultz, "The Hanging Tree," from the film Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 (2014) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 1:00–1:23] 

1) Muhammed Abd el-Wahhab, “Aziza,” mm. 1–8, from Aziza (1954), written by Muhammed Ab el-Wahhab [Image File | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:00–0:30]

2) Florence Price, The Deserted Garden, mm. 9–16 (1933), Violin melody (transposed) [Image File] [MuseScore] [PDF]

3) David Arnold, Title theme from the TV Series Good Omens (2019– 2023), mm. 17-36 (transposed up a m3) [Image Link] [MuseScore] [PDF] [Youtube: 0:16–0:34]

4) Nino Rota, Main theme (Waltz) from the film The Godfather (mm. 1–8) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:39–0:53]
Directions: Sing the top line and perform the bottom line with stomps and claps. Stomp on beat 1; clap on beats 2 and 3. 

5) Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II, “Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man,” mm. 1–8, from the musical Showboat (1927) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 1:31–1:55]

6) Patsy Ford Simms, “Amani Utupe” (Grant us peace, Give us courage), mm. 25–40, vocal parts only (1999) [Image | MuseScore | PDF] 

7) Junichi Masuda, “Battle! (Champion),” mm. 11–18, from the video game Pokémon Diamond & Pearl (2006) [Image | MuseScore | PDF] [Youtube: 0:11–0:35]

8) Traditional Folk Song (Arabia), “Thine Eyes Are Bright With Fire” [Image | MuseScore | PDF] 

9) Rosé and Bruno Mars, “APT.” [Image | MuseScore | PDF] [YouTube: 00:06–00:19]

1) Nino Rota, “Love Theme,” from the film The Godfather (1972) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:00–0:32]

2) K. K. Slider, “Welcome Horizons,” mm. 4–7, from the video game Animal Crossing: New Horizons  [PDF | Image | MuseScore | YouTube: 0:09–0:17]

3) Joseph Kosma, "Autumn Leaves," chorus (1945) [Image | MuseScore ]

4) Alan Menken & Stephen Schwartz, "Colors of the Wind," from the film Pocahontas (1995), verse 1 [Image File | MuseScore ]

5) Pink, “Try,” verse, from The Truth About Love (2012), written by Michael Busbee and Ben West(2024) [Image | MuseScore | Braille | YouTube 0:23–0:41]

6) The Ramones, “Blitzkrieg Bop,” verse (1976)  [Image File] [MuseScore] [PDF]

7) Klaus Badelt, “The Medallion Calls,” from the film Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003) [Image | MuseScore ]

8) Unknown (Traditional Native American Song), Haliwa-Saponi Canoe Dance [PDF | Image | MuseScore]

9) Chiquinha Gonzaga, “Yo Te Adoro,” mm 1–8 (1881) [Image File | MuseScore ]
Directions: Sing the rhythm of the top staff while clapping the rhythm on the bottom. 

10) Koji Kondo, “Lost Woods,” mm. 1–16, from the video game The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time (1998) [ Image | MuseScore | PDF ]

11) Ariana Grande, “We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love),” chorus, from eternal sunshine (2024) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 1:27–1:37 ]

12) Edith Borroff, Divertimento for Solo Flute, movt. 1, Andante (2015), mm. 1–7 [MuseScore | PDF | Image File]

13) Dorothy Rudd Moore, “O Daedalus Fly Away Home,” Movt. 6 from Flowers of Darkness. Song Cycle for Tenor and Piano (1990), mm. 74–82, vocal part only [ MuseScore | PDF | Image File ]

14) Ariana Grande, “The Boy is Mine,” chorus, from eternal sunshine (2024) [Image | MuseScore | PDF | Youtube: 2:36–2:58 ]

15) NewJeans, “Super Shy,” chorus, from Get Up (2023) [Image | PDF | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:53–1:19]

16) Lila Downs, “Naila,” verse, from La Sandunga (2003), written by Chuy Rasgado [Image | PDF | MuseScore | Braille | YouTube: 0:19–1:08]

17)  Taylor Swift, “Guilty as Sin?,” verse 1, from The Tortured Poets Department (2024) [Image | MuseScore  | Youtube (0:04-0:26) |

18) Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, “Oh, Roses for the Flush of Youth,” mm 41–56, from 6 Sorrow Songs, Op. 57 (1906) [Image | MuseScore ]