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Time and Tune
Autumn 1983
This series is written and presented
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VHYTHA5 TO CLAFANP FLAY
Write the words Song, Treasure, Gold and Rest under
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Song, Song, Song, Song, Song, Song, Song, Song.
Jill the following rhythms.

2 Song, rest, Song, rest, Song, Song, Song, rest.

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3 Song, Song, Song, rest, Song, Song, Song, rest.

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Trea-sure,Song,Trea-sure,Song, Trea-sure, Trea-sure,Song, rest.
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5 Song, rest, Song, rest, Song,
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6 Trea-sure,Song, Song, rest,

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Clap these rhythms. Then play them on a percussion
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Trea-sure,Trea-sure,Gold.
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Then try to play them on one note on a chime bar,
glockenspiel, xylophone or recorder.
Then sing the rhythms on that one note using the names
Song, Treasure, Gold and Rest.
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These rhythms are for games during the broadcasts, but Make up your own rhythms using Song, Treasure,
you can still write in Song, Treasure, Gold and Rest. Gold and Rest.

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 DOH ME SOH
When you sing DOH ME and SOH try
and use the handsigns

Write your own name and other names

using ME and SOH Write your own music for all the following
(G) (E) names using DOH ME and SOH
(C) (E) (G)

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Three wise kings.
Try and write out the rhythms on pages
2 and 3 using DOH ME and SOH
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Then sing and play them.
When you sing them use handsigns Ma- ry and Jo - seph.
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Trig Trog come sing a song.

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Wel-come Trig Trog come en - ter - tain us, We have

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wait ed far too long. Clap your hands for Trig Trog, Clap your hands for
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TrigTrog. Wel-come Trig Trog come en-ter-tain us, We have wait-ed far too long.

2 Tell us stories of great adventures,

Tell us stories of far off lands,
Tell us stories of strangest journeys,
In Arabia's desert sands.
Clap your hands for Trig Trog,
Clap your hands for Trig Trog.
Tell us stories of strangest journeys,
In Arabia's desert sands.
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3 Show us magic, amazing puzzles,
Show us magic, and weave your spell,
Show us magic of strange enchantment, 7._
That we know you do so well.
Clap your hands for Trig Trog,
Clap your hands for Trig Trog.
Show us magic of strange enchantment, 10_11_
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That we know you do so well.
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But the heave
And the gold

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2 Go where I'm going,
Follow, follow me,
Go where I'm going,
Clap hands, one, two, three,
Where I'm going you go there,
Follow, follow ev'rywhere,
Go where I'm going,
Follow, follow me.
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3 Sing what I'm singing, *Choose your own instrument to play this
Follow, follow me, rhythm in the second half of each verse.
Sing what I'm singing,
Sing it, one, two, three, *11
What I sing you sing it so, Fol-low me.
If I sing it high or low,
Sing what I'm singing,
Follow, follow me.
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soft or strong, But, sing a mer-ry song Sing a mer-ry song-, sing- a mer-ry song-,

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As you stroll a long! Sing- a mer-ry song" sing- a mer-ry song-, As you stroll a

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2 And when things go wrong, as we walk along,
All our cares will fly, if our best we try,
And we do our part, with a happy heart,
And sing a merry song!
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Sing a meny song, sing a merry song,
As you walk along!
Sing a merry song, sing a merry song,
As you walk along!
3 We will stride along, with a merry song,
On the winding trail, over hill and dale,
With our heads held high, we'll be passing by,
And we'll sing a merry song!
Chorus
4 We will march along, with a merry song,
Let it rain or shine, you'll be feeling fine,
With a smile to spend, and the world's your friend,
When you sing a merry song!
Chorus

The following rhythm is to be played only in the chorus:

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Sing, sing, sing a song.
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Star in the sky.

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seen the hea-ven so se - rene.

2 Star up on high,
Diamond of the sky,
Jewel of night, you give
a wondrous light,
Blazing a trail,
Showing without fail,
Where we must go through
all the winter snow.
Star up on high, 3 Star shining bright, Star shining bright,
Diamond of the sky, Silvering the night, Silvering the night,
Jewel of night, you give Lead us we pray and guide us Lead us we pray and guide us
a wondrous light, on our way. on our way.
Blazing a trail, Keep very near, Keep very near,
Showing without fail, Do not disappear, Do not disappear,
Where we must go through Star all ablaze, we share your Star all ablaze, we share your
all the winter snow. radiant praise. radiant praise.
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 March tempo

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Suspended Cymbal
Sleigh bells
Tambourine
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and clapping (Clap your hands for Trig- Trog) (Clap your hands for Trig Trog)

(Clap your hands for Trig Trog) No clapping Tricr Trog, Trig Trog.
but call out:
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come one and all. To Beth- le-hem come to the crib in the stall, And see what great
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2 0 see, little children, who lies in the stall.
In clean swaddling clothes, is a dear baby small.
Upon his sweet face shines a heavenly light,
Which bathes all the stable in radiance bright. -

3 There lies he, King Jesus, on hay and on straw,// -

Before him the shepherds are kneeling in awe,
Above him the angels in jubilance sing,
WhileMaryandJosephkeepwatcho'ertheKing.

4 0 kneel with the shepherds and worship the King; /

Give thanks to our God for the love that he brings.
In joy, all ye children, your glad voices raise,
And join with the angels in jubilantp aise.

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mer - ry unrist - mas unhiu-ren, is_ oorn a cniiu - rens ring, BLnu ior
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-' Christ-mas gifts_ to grace the glor - y, Tunes of joy_ they bring.
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*Choose your own instrument to play In last bar play:

seven times in the chorus: Mer- ry Christ-mas Child-ren. (rest) Mer - ry Christ-mas.
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2 To the happy Christmas Children, Chorus 3 And the herald Christmas Children,
Is born a Shepherd kind, All over the world, With trumpet, pipe and drum,
And to tell in truth the Christmas story, Like joy bells ringing, Shall for ever voice the glory-story,
Thankful words they find. You'll hear them singing, 'Christmas Day has come!'
The Christmas Children. Chorus
Allover the world, Acknowledgement is due to the J lion up whose Pc is ni r needed J lip1

Like Joy bells ringing
You'll hear them singing
The Christmas Children.
reproduction: 'Ocome little children', words by Ruth liellerand music by P. Schultz;
from Cards it the Na tions' by Ruth Heller. Published by Blandlo d Press; 'Sing
in rrs Sony by permission of Tenter & Renter Fit lug and Oxford University Press
Star blaze from Lindsay Cool Book / published by Lindsay Music; 'Sun bird
words by John Emlyn Edwards. Agent: David Highans Associates Ltd

The illustrations are by Victor Ambrus

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© British Broadcasting Corporation 1983

First published 1983
Published at the request of the School Broadcasting Council
for the United Kingdom
by the British Broadcasting Corporation
35 Marylebone High Street, London W1M 4AA
Printed in England by Sir Joseph Causton and Sons
ISBN 0 563 323914

TIME AND TUNE

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Autumn 1983