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Siyahamba presentation.pptxPresentation
Presentation
This presentation takes you through the basics of posture, breathing, warming-up and then starting the song.
Use the warm-ups below BEFORE you start singing the main piece
Use the warm-ups below BEFORE you start singing the main piece
Papas Got a Head Like A Ping Pong Ball.mp3Warm-up
Warm-up
Papa's Got A Head Like a Ping Pong Ball
Papa's Got A Head Like a Ping Pong Ball
12345678 warm up.mp3Warm-up
Warm-up
12345678
12345678
Everytime I Get The Opportunity warm up.mp3Warm-up
Warm-up
Everytime I Get the Opportunity
Everytime I Get the Opportunity
Siyahamba.mp3Song
Song
'Siyahamba' all parts together. This is just to show how all parts fit together. Most of you will only have learned the main part - soprano
'Siyahamba' all parts together. This is just to show how all parts fit together. Most of you will only have learned the main part - soprano
Below are the parts for the A section of 'Siyahamba'.
Below are the parts for the A section of 'Siyahamba'.
Everyone is starting on the 'soprano' part to begin with.
Everyone is starting on the 'soprano' part to begin with.
Siyahamba Sop.mp3Siyahamba
Siyahamba
Soprano - for high females and very high males. EVERYONE STARTS WITH THIS PART
Siyahamba Al.mp3Siyahamba
Siyahamba
Alto - for normal females and high males (most year 7 males will be alto)
Siyahamba Te 8ve below.mp3Siyahamba
Siyahamba
Tenor (one octave below - lower) - for high MEN and very low WOMEN. Most year 7s will not be able to sing this low! Please note that this recording is an octave lower, so you have to sing one octave higher.
Siyahamba Worksheet Score and Lyrics.pdfLyrics and music
Lyrics and music
Most students will only use the printed lyrics - second side/page 2 of the attached sheet. This has the words only. Green sections are the main part that everyone has to learn, the 'soprano' part. If you can read music then feel free to use the actual notation - first side.
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