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Singing together: music that comments on social change
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I can identify music that talks about civil rights and sing using the power of repetition.
I can understand how lyrics and music can convey emotions and feelings.
I can understand and explain how instrumental music can convey meaning.
I can understand how music can connect us emotionally to others and to the past.
I can understand how rap and beat poetry can inspire hope and positive action.
I can convey emotion through song and know how songs can be powerful for change.
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