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Heading South Gently swaying

Crocodile Latin American

= c.108

Scary (mind those teeth!)

26 + 27

= c.88

30 + 31

Cro co dile, cro co dile,

6

7

cro co dile, cro co dile,

pizz.

cro co dile, cro co dile,

HAVE YOU HAD YOUR TEA?

13

Play Heading South while gently swaying from foot to foot. This will help you to feel the rhythm and free up your bowing arm. Follow the movement of your bow, and remember to keep swaying when you lift your bow off the string (retake) for the bar’s rest.

Activity

Silent Night Gently

= c.100

F. X. Gruber (1787–1863)

28 + 29

8

Uncle Joe

15

Cheerfully 22

= c.96

North American

32 + 33

6

10

11

Heading South Gently swaying

Crocodile Latin American

= c.108

Scary (mind those teeth!)

26 + 27

= c.88

30 + 31

Cro co dile, cro co dile,

6

7

cro co dile, cro co dile,

pizz.

cro co dile, cro co dile,

HAVE YOU HAD YOUR TEA?

13

Play Heading South while gently swaying from foot to foot. This will help you to feel the rhythm and free up your bowing arm. Follow the movement of your bow, and remember to keep swaying when you lift your bow off the string (retake) for the bar’s rest.

Activity

Silent Night Gently

= c.100

F. X. Gruber (1787–1863)

28 + 29

8

Uncle Joe

15

Cheerfully 22

= c.96

North American

32 + 33

6

10

11

William Tell As fast as you like!

= c.120

Rossini (1792 –1868)

74 + 75

5

getting faster!

9

14

Woodpecker Tap Ragtime

= c.96

72 + 73

7

11

17

23

24

(Tap on a table with the screw end of your bow.)

Old-Timer Driving bluegrass rhythm

= c.108

North American

76 + 77

7

25

William Tell As fast as you like!

= c.120

Rossini (1792 –1868)

74 + 75

5

getting faster!

9

14

Woodpecker Tap Ragtime

= c.96

72 + 73

7

11

17

23

24

(Tap on a table with the screw end of your bow.)

Old-Timer Driving bluegrass rhythm

= c.108

North American

76 + 77

7

25