LONG LONG AGO (taken from Suzuki Discussion Board member entry)
Long long ago on a bright sunny day
I saw a frog on top a log.
Long long ago on a bright sunny day
I saw a frog on a log.
He jumped so high that I thought he could fly
He jumped so high that I thought he could fly
Long long ago on a bright sunny day
I saw a frog on a log.
GO TELL AUNT RHODY
Strawberry bowing, smoothly on the string,
Strawberry bowing makes my cello sing,
Up to the A string then we turn around,
softly again with silky sound.
Strawberry bowing, smoothly on the string,
Strawberry bowing makes my cello sing. (Mark Eeles)
Go tell Aunt Rhody, Go tell Aunt Rhody, Go tell Aunt Rhody the party is today.
We have the presents and the birthday cake; we hope that she can come today.
Go tell Aunt Rhody, Go tell Aunt Rhody, Go tell Aunt Rhody the party is today. (Gwen Montgomery)
Go tell aunt rhody, John is very sick, go tell Aunt rhody john is sick in bed.
He ate some popcorn, and some jelly beans; He ate some candy, and some gum.
Go tell aunt rhody John is very sick, Go tell aunt rhody, John is sick in bed. (Alison Sargent)
I am a new Suzuki Piano Teacher with many years of experience teaching classical piano at the beginners and intermediate levels to children of all ages. I am creating this blog to capture some of my rough notes from teacher training, pedagogy books, workshops and experiences from my own studio. The earlier entries are taken from the lesson notes for the pre-Twinkle level class I had taught outside the formal Suzuki method. Your comments and feedback are most helpful. Enjoy!
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