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    This document provides examples for using boomwhackers to play pirate-themed chord progressions. It explains that children should be split into groups, with each group receiving different boomwhackers corresponding to the notes in a chord. The groups play their boomwhackers when their assigned chord is hit in an accompanying playalong video. In one example, four groups simulate fighting pirates by hitting their boomwhackers together like swords when their chord sounds.

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    This document provides examples for using boomwhackers to play pirate-themed chord progressions. It explains that children should be split into groups, with each group receiving different boomwhackers corresponding to the notes in a chord. The groups play their boomwhackers when their assigned chord is hit in an accompanying playalong video. In one example, four groups simulate fighting pirates by hitting their boomwhackers together like swords when their chord sounds.

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    Pirates of The Caribbean2 PDF

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    This document provides examples for using boomwhackers to play pirate-themed chord progressions. It explains that children should be split into groups, with each group receiving different boomwhackers corresponding to the notes in a chord. The groups play their boomwhackers when their assigned chord is hit in an accompanying playalong video. In one example, four groups simulate fighting pirates by hitting their boomwhackers together like swords when their chord sounds.

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    Pirates of the Caribbean - Examples

    Example 2 and 3 - Chords

    What you need:

    - boomwhackers: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, G#
    - one copy of every fish
    - some kids/pirates

    What to do:

    - Split the kids in 6 groups, every group gets a print/copy of a fish


    - Every group gets the different boomwhackers belonging to their chord/fish like this:

    How to play:

    A. Start the playalong video. Every group plays their boomwhackers when the skull hits their fish
    Example 4 - Four Pirates Chords

    Try to split the kids in groups with 4 kids. Let them hit their boomwhackers like swords/sabers together like „fighting“
    pirates when the skull hits their fish. Therefore you could use two times the root or another note within the chord, for example:

    If you have any questions please let me know (leave a comment on youtube)

    Greetings,

    Jan
    E
    C
    A
    C
    A
    F
    G
    E
    C
    A
    F
    D
    B
    G#
    E
    D
    B
    G

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