Musical Analysis

- The song is 8 measures in 2/4 time that repeats multiple times

- The song is in G Major
- It uses quarter notes, and eighth notes in the rhythm shown above
- The solfege for the song is Do, Do, Do, Mi, Sol, Do, Do, for measures 1, 2, 5, and 6
- Measures 3, and 4 are Re, Sol, Sol, Mi, Do, Do,
- Measures 7, and 8 are Re, Re, Sol, Sol, Do,
- The pitches are G, G, G, B, D, G, G, for measures 1, 2, 5, and 6
- The pitches for measures 3 and 4 are A, D, D, B, G, G,
- The pitches for measures 7 and 8 are A, A, D, D, G,
- The largest interval jump in this song is a 5th

Lyrics
Johnny works with one hammer,
One hammer one hammer
Johnny works with one hammer,
Johnny works with two.

Johnny works with two hammers,

Two hammers two hammers
Johnny works with two hammers
Johnny works with three.

Johnny works with three hammers,

Three hammers three hammers
Johnny works with three hammers
Johnny works with four.

Johnny works with four hammers,

Four hammers four hammers
Johnny works with four hammers
Johnny works with five.

Johnny works with five hammers,

Five hammers five hammers
Johnny works with five hammers
Now his work is done
Educational Benefits

- The song is great to prepare during class if you need something to be engaging and
include movement.
- It allows the student to go up and down in their range.
- It allows the students to go up and down the scale, but also give a few leaps like a 4th and
a 5th.
- The song is easily interchangeable with any major key given to really help expand range
by going up or down into any key.
- It is very easy to add movement to by adding a body stomp on a steady beat