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Singing for performance: discovering different ways to sing in harmony
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I can keep in time with others and show melodic shape using actions.
I can sing songs in rhythm names and solfège from memory.
I can perform partner songs and a round, singing at the right time with accuracy, and keeping a steady pulse.
I can perform a rhythm ostinato and practise round singing, holding my part confidently.
I can perform and read a melodic ostinato.
I can use solfège to compose harmony and perform songs in 2 or 3 parts.
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