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Kodály Method Practice Page #4

Review: Sol, Mi, La, Do


The Grand or bright tone
(Sometimes called Soh or So)




The Steady or calm tone




The Sad or weeping tone




The Strong or firm tone

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New Note: Re


The Rousing or hopeful tone
(Sometimes spelled Ray)

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Songs

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1. Hot Cross Buns



2. Hop Old Squirrel (transpose Perfect 4th down)

3. Sailor, Sailor on the Sea (transpose Major 2nd down)

4. The Closet Key (transpose Major 2nd down)

5. Froggie in the Meadow (transpose Perfect 4th down)

6. The Pocket Song



7. Bye, Bye Baby (transpose Major 2nd down)

8. Bought Me a Cat #1 (transpose Major 2nd down)

9. How Many Miles to Babylon (transpose Perfect 4th down)

10. Ohio River (transpose Major 2nd down)

11. Frosty Weather

12. Jim-Along Josie



13. Jim Along Jo variation on Jim-Along Josie (transpose Major 2nd down)

14. Ida Red (transpose Major 2nd down)

15. Do, Do, Pity My Case (transpose Major 2nd down)

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