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Sending everyone a ton of love and well wishes during this crazy time in our world! I hope this music playlist fills your day with a little happiness and positivity. If you have more songs that throw you into a good mood, let me know in the comments!!

Long ago, when our oldest was very little, and we were living in New Hampshire, we were invited into a beautiful neighborhood celebration that centered around a Winter Spiral (or Advent Spiral). Each Sunday of Advent, as the sun was going down, we gathered in a friend's urban garden. We held lanterns and sang songs. We read verses and heard stories. And most importantly, we each took a walk to the center of the spiral path, where a single candle was lit.

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In our spiral walk, we do a lot of singing. We sing as we walk to the spiral, we sing as we light the candles of Advent. We sing as each person takes a turn to walk the spiral. We sing as we make are way back to the house. There are lots of lovely songs out there that you can use. Some that we love have many verses (and so take memorizing or music sheets). Some are short and repetitive, and so can be learned quickly and sung over and over (and over). Here are some of our favorites.

So it is that we round out the mane six with a look at all the songs Twilight Sparkle sang, which includes those done by her human counterpart dubbed Sci-Twi by the fans. And no, the theme song doesn't count (not even the extended version). That still leaves a total of fourteen songs done by either version of the character. Like all the previous ones, this isn't just a personal enjoyment ranking but also how well each song works as a representation of the character. And of course, like with every list, this is based on my personal opinion.

12. The Failure Success Song (The Crystal Empire, Part 1)

Why it's in the bottom three: When this song was shown independently of anything before it, it was assumed this song was going to be Twilight Sparkle running away after failing a test. However, this song is coming after she's been told that her "test" will be something different, so why it plays when it does makes no sense. It repeats what we probably could already figure out for ourselves, Twilight wasn't prepared to be tasked with defending an entire empire. And it doesn't help that Spike is a back-up singer who only further repeats what we just heard. It's one of those songs that just pauses the story. It can be cut and nothing would be lost, especially since Twilight gets over her supposed "failure" pretty quickly, almost as if it only existed for this song. And the reprise is even more unnecessary, it feels like it was put in there because they just needed to quickly wrap up the episode.

8. Monday Blues (Equestria Girls: Summertime Shorts)

Why it's not lower: I actually forgot about this song until I rechecked all the songs that could count as a Twilight Sparkle song. This one also doubles as a Sunset Shimmer song, and is initially a study in contrasts. Sunset wakes up and has trouble getting ready for school, but Sci-Twi seems perfectly prepared despite the weather. However, the two both run into problems trying to make it to school on time. It's the typical bad day hijinks we've seen in cartoons: Missing the bus, falling in puddles, getting chased by dogs, that sort of thing. But at the end, completely out of the blue, we see that the rest of the Rainbooms all had trouble making it to school on time even though we hadn't seen them. This really should've just stayed between Sunset and Sci-Twi, just the two of them sharing a laugh over their shared misfortune. Even if this song is hammering home how similar Sunset and Sci-Twi are, it does help to show that Sci-Twi is getting more integrated into the group.

3. This Strange World (Equestria Girls)

Why it's in the top three: If "Morning in Ponyville" was channeling "Belle" from Beauty and the Beast, then this song is channeling "Strangers Like Me" from Tarzan. The similarities are there, intentional or not. It makes sense for Twilight to feel like this and sing like this though. The world of Equestria Girls sported a lot of similarities to the world of Equestria, it seemed like just about everyone had a human counterpart and Sunset Shimmer was the only one with no known counterpart (though we know they did have plans for that, at least originally). It's probably one of the better songs from the movie. In case you're wondering, I don't count "A Friend For Life" as a Twilight song since it's not clear whether it's her or Sunset Shimmer that's supposed to be singing it, and I don't believe they ever set the record straight on that.

And there you have it, come back tomorrow when we'll look at and rank all the Starlight Glimmer songs (Spike really only has one song and it doesn't really count as a character song since he only briefly mentions something about himself).

For a Christmas-time Chrismassy fan service song, I think it is great. Spot on. For me, too chirpy, but that is just me overloaded with too. many. christmas. songs. The local xmas radio started playing October, dammit.

See, she was right there beside her husband, the late, great Curtis Mayfield, when the R&B singer-songwriter-producer was working up the songs for the original "Sparkle," the 1976 musical drama about a three-sister girl group who become Motown stars.

"Most of the songs that Curtis did, they're just timeless," recalled Altheida, who moved with Curtis and their growing family from Chicago to Atlanta in 1979. "I don't know where it came from, but he seemed to have a foresight."

If Mayfield indeed could see the future, he would have known that his songs -- ranging from socially hopeful hits such as "People Get Ready" and "Keep on Pushin' " to later, grittier compositions such as "Superfly" -- would never fall out of vogue.

At 67, Altheida, who continues to call Atlanta home, as do most of their six children and 13 grandchildren, has ideas of her own, including a line of red wines (named after Curtis' songs such as "Gypsy Woman") she's planning to launch later this year and a biography that she hopes would be made into a movie.

Altheida Mayfield recalls her husband as an artist of humility who could turn out polished song lyrics in mere minutes but who had a perfectionist's streak in terms of how they went down in the studio. For instance, when the filmmakers behind the original "Sparkle" wanted young star Lonette McKee to sing Mayfield's songs, he insisted on bringing in Aretha Franklin. "And she laid it out!" his wife recalled.

Sparklefly Studio is a recording studio located in Cook Children's Child Life Zone! We've named this studio "Sparklefly" as a fanciful wordplay on the concept of a firefly. A group of fireflies is also called a "light posse" or "sparkle." Together, they never cease to create an atmosphere of wonder, and can easily illuminate an entire field on the darkest of night. This is what our amazing patients are doing by sharing their hearts and lives through music recorded in our studio.

We are enabling our patients to sprinkle "sonic magic" on the "sparks" of their ideas and encourage full expression. These patient artists have a voice in this world that deserves to be heard. As they go through this therapeutic process of songwriting and recording, their lives are transformed through music. You'll also hear music from some of our incredibly talented Cook Children's staff, and some gifted parents as well. We believe that, as you allow yourself to be immersed in these songs, your light will sparkle brighter as well!

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A bright concert selection to showcase developing playing skills! This lighthearted tune sparkles with simple rhythms and easy string crossings using notes of the D and G scales (no low 2). Every section of the orchestra gets melodic material sprinkled with pizzicato throughout. Perfect for any time of year. Optional bells.

Sparkle Jump Rope Queen is an early alter ego of Lana's. She registered herself on a MySpace profile under this name, and uploaded three songs onto it, found below. Although the profile dates from 2008, the songs are considerabley older.

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Sparkle music offers parents the chance to bring their child to an enjoyable shared music experience each week. They learn a wide repertoire of songs and rhymes which can be enjoyed at home. Musical skills are learnt through songs, rhymes, movement, percussion playing and listening to live instruments.

All Sparkle classes and Mothers' Voice sessions are run by Anna, mum, and a qualified primary school teacher with Kodaly training and over 10 years experience teaching music to babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and primary aged children. Anna plays various instruments including ukulele and piano. Anna started sparkle music in 2008 with the aim of offering quality music sessions where real instruments are played, where children learn musical skills through musical play. In addition to offer parents the chance to learn tried and tested songs with activities which they can also enjoy at home with their little ones. Anna also has experience leading singing with adults and Mothers' Voice is a more recent venture with mums' enjoyment and wellbeing at its heart. ff782bc1db