We have learned quite a few songs in or online singing assemblies -
this is called our repertoire.
(definition - a repertoire is a stock of songs or pieces that a school
or a performer knows and is prepared to perform).
Today, we are going to see how may you can remember, and which
ones are your favourites!
To listen to the introduction and find out what to do, please click on
the BIG RED button:
Here are the songs - please just click on the one you would like to sing and start singing!
First, How Far I'll Go - from the film Moana (I am sure most of you know this!):
Then, our singing assembly repertoire:
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I Love the Flowers
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| Now Spring Is Here |
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| Smile |
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| When It's A Sunny Day |
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| Proud of Our School |
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| Three Little Birds |
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| Good to be Me |
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Thank you to Out of The Ark (www.outoftheark.com) and SingUp! (www.singup.org) for making these resources available for us to use.
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