Daily Musical Interludes
They say music can soothe the savage beast. Well, I know at the very least it can help keep a two-year old child entertained.
For the last two years I have come to appreciate children’s music. No, not songs like “This Old Man” or “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star”. While those are staples in the repertoire of the children’s category, they are just so yesterday. No I’m talking modern children’s music.
Groups like the Laurie Berkner Band, Audra Rocks, and The Fresh Beat Band are some of the favorites of my house. When we crank up some Music for Aardvarks or Steve Burns there’s just no stopping the head bopping. And, really, who cannot resist singing along with The Quiet Twos or Moose A. Moose?
You have no clue what I’m talking about, right? Sure, I see you shaking your heads in wonderment of my sanity. Really, though, you just don’t know what you’re missing.
So to my friends, those that I know, and those that I may come to know, I give you a dose of my daily musical interludes. You may have to listen to them a couple of times to understand their true effect. Don’t worry it’s really quite painless, but I’m afraid you might find yourself singing to yourselves later.
Everywhere I Go – Moose A. Moose
I Hope My Momma Says Yes – Audra Rocks
“I Hope My Mama Says Yes” Audra Rocks from Rhumba on Vimeo.
Grumpy
Polar Bear – The Quiet Twos
Papa Moco Jumbie
Here We Go – The Fresh Beat Band
Family – The Laurie Berkner Band
Would you like some goldfish and juice now?
I don’t think I’m ready for this blog yet 😆 😆 😆
Wriggly Worm teaches about Composting!
Sounds great I haven’t had goldfish since college.
Sadly I am on dial up now… and was forced… forced i tell you to forgo the videos. 😉
I was terrified that they would be like the Barney song and i would be humming them all day….
Cool blog *smiling* I’ll have to come back after work and listen to a few of these and comment further…… Lady Cheryl
Woohoo! My favorite musical genre is “light-hearted”
To you for this awesome blog…..
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I need some directions. Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?
These are still some of my favorites 😀
Here’s a little something for those lovers of the Cha Cha
I used to love the guest stars on sesame street.
Of all the appearances this was my favorite…
Yaka, yaka, yake, come home
And the song that started the Genre…
Rock it, SPK.
Awwww I love this..So, true for many songs for children we can enjoy Keeps the heart younger..I have a Childcare and they all love music time..You can watch ones moods change and smiles music brings as I turn it on:) So, many ways to enjoy and inspiring in so, many ways:) Even adult songs as Celebration Time Come On & We Are Family:)..Special blog Thank you for smiles, shared:) :love: :love: :love:
Here’s another great Moose A. Moose classic for all the animal lovers out there