Wear something green, grab a found sound instrument, and join me playing along to St. Patrick's day themed rhythms! Advanced Version and Extras Available here: www.elementary...
This is wonderful! Thank you so much. Clear and simple. The vibrant graphics, the counting in of each section...I teach all special needs students, and you have all the right prompting for them to be able to be successful!
Thank you! When we first started to work with your videos we had to stop and prep each rhythm before we clapped along with you on the screen. Now we can read and clap with the screen right away and instead we stop after each rhythm to add the professional counting! Thank you for this gift to all of us! With gratitude and Love 🥰
Thank you so much for another outstanding percussion play along. A spring theme with birds and flowers for April would be like a lovely breath of fresh air.
I'm a tech-challenged elementary music teacher. My mother is a professional opera singer. As I was preparing a lesson using one of your videos she visited and watched you on the monitor over my shoulder. She said, "He's a very good conductor. And he really looks like he's enjoying himself, too....the kids need to see that their teacher loves music, or they won't see the value."
I love these music play along. I use them for my pre-schooler. The good thing about it you can use every day items such as a bowl, storage container and so on. Keep making the videos.
YES! I was hoping you would have one for St. Patrick's Day! Your rhythm/drumming videos are my absolute favorites! I love that you conduct, plus, the kids see you drum and see the corresponding music.
I love what you are doing! Thank you so much for your videos. My kids love them! You have helped me so much during this virtual time. I'm excited about a spring or Easter play along!
My students look forward to your play alongs. My Kindergarten students are demanding the advanced version! Thank you for your fun and educational videos!
Hahaha! That’s amazing! You are very welcome. I’ve got a rockstar 3rd grade class that nailed the advanced version, however, unfortunately for your kinders, I wouldn’t suggest the advanced version for lower that 3rd grade unless you have some rockstar rhythm readers.
I love the "seasonal" videos because they tie in to what my students are thinking about in their day. I also would like songs that use Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Russian one and two sound words.
These are so nice! I have the kids clap along, add rhythm sticks, Boom Whackers (C & G for this one), drums, etc... Well done sir, please keep these coming:)
I really love how you say the rhythms with the students. A lot of these clap along videos don't do that. Their rhythms don't go with the music at all. For virtual learning this year--your videos are perfect! A true blessing to us tech -challenged teachers! They are fun and bright!
@@dewingmusic Thanks Gayle. I am meticulous about making sure that the rhythm "feels right" with each part of the music. I've been know to swap rhythms and slides because it didn't feel musical and match the music of that section.
GREAT Fun! Your play alongs are FABULOUS! Used in Elementary and Middle School with Success. Easy to transition to written notation since "symbols" in video are so similar with stems/beams, etc. THANK YOU!
Thanks Mr. Gibson! It’s my exact intent to make the symbols as close to notation as possible to make that transition easy. I hope to create Deja vu moments where students see rhythms and instinctively know them with out realizing why. “That looks like the ‘pot o’ gold’ rhythm, why do I know how to play this?”
Hi Cameron! I just purchased the advanced St. Patrick's Day Play Along and Advanced Spring Themed. Do you think you might do a Easter Bunny/Eggs themed one?
This is great. My primary students love your videos! "Shamrock" is one of those words that stops sounding like a word after you've said it so many times! LOL
Love your videos. I cannot send TH-cam videos to my students. The district will block them. Would you allow me to screen record this video so that I can put it into the Sway that I send to students for their asynchronous music class?
Thank you for blessing us again🙏🏾
Hi Dad! Glad to do it!
This is wonderful! Thank you so much. Clear and simple. The vibrant graphics, the counting in of each section...I teach all special needs students, and you have all the right prompting for them to be able to be successful!
My students and I LOVE your play alongs. Thank you for supporting Music Literacy in such a meaningful and fun way!
Thank you! When we first started to work with your videos we had to stop and prep each rhythm before we clapped along with you on the screen. Now we can read and clap with the screen right away and instead we stop after each rhythm to add the professional counting! Thank you for this gift to all of us! With gratitude and Love 🥰
Thank you for blessing so many with your tremendous gifts!!! The children love your work! You are inspiring musicianship in them.
You are very welcome Kiersten. Glad they are enjoying the videos.
Thank you so much for another outstanding percussion play along. A spring theme with birds and flowers for April would be like a lovely breath of fresh air.
Thanks for the idea. I have a feeling when I poll my email list, that’s what most will vote for.
I'm a tech-challenged elementary music teacher. My mother is a professional opera singer. As I was preparing a lesson using one of your videos she visited and watched you on the monitor over my shoulder. She said, "He's a very good conductor. And he really looks like he's enjoying himself, too....the kids need to see that their teacher loves music, or they won't see the value."
From one of my 3rd grade classes: We listen to and play along with each song every holiday! We really love these - Thank you!
You are very welcome Joshua!
I was so hoping you created one for St. Patrick's Day! LOVE YOU!!!!!
Thanks Holly!
I love these music play along. I use them for my pre-schooler. The good thing about it you can use every day items such as a bowl, storage container and so on. Keep making the videos.
YES! I was hoping you would have one for St. Patrick's Day! Your rhythm/drumming videos are my absolute favorites! I love that you conduct, plus, the kids see you drum and see the corresponding music.
TutorJuls Lee, that’s my exact intention: to give a lot of useful information that helps the students accurately follow along.
My students love your videos so much! Thanks for the thoughtful and age-appropriate content.
Wow, I can tell you put so much work into this video! My kids will LOVE this!!! Thank you so much!
I really do. I estimate roughly 20 hrs per video including the advanced version. You are very welcome. 🙂
I love what you are doing! Thank you so much for your videos. My kids love them! You have helped me so much during this virtual time. I'm excited about a spring or Easter play along!
My students look forward to your play alongs. My Kindergarten students are demanding the advanced version! Thank you for your fun and educational videos!
Hahaha! That’s amazing! You are very welcome. I’ve got a rockstar 3rd grade class that nailed the advanced version, however, unfortunately for your kinders, I wouldn’t suggest the advanced version for lower that 3rd grade unless you have some rockstar rhythm readers.
Thank you! My students love your videos. They are convinced that you are twins!!
Glad to hear. On the found sounds video there are 11 of me on the screen at one time. 🤣 Good luck explaining that one.
Cameron Moten, you are the bomb! Your videos are my students' favorites, every time! I will subscribe ASAP.
Thanks Debbie! Glad they are enjoying the videos.
Thank you so much! My students love these! God Bless you!! :)
You are very welcome Jacqualyn!
You rock - my students have LOVED all your videos!!
Thanks Jennifer! Glad to hear they are enjoying the videos.
We liked this video a thousand million times!!!! Thank you so much, we are rockin with Shamrocks, Coins, and Rainbows!
Awesome Robert! I always try to make videos that get me groovin’ so I know my students will too.
Thank you- I am Irish- I love this.
Thank you so much for all of these videos. My students love them!
You are very welcome Julie!
I love the "seasonal" videos because they tie in to what my students are thinking about in their day. I also would like songs that use Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Russian one and two sound words.
These are so nice! I have the kids clap along, add rhythm sticks, Boom Whackers (C & G for this one), drums, etc... Well done sir, please keep these coming:)
Flippin' AWESOME Cameron!! Great work as always!!! 🍀🍀👍👍☀️☀️
Thanks Peder. Also, thank you for consistently commenting on my videos!
Using this in the upcoming week! Thank you Cameron! 💖🎵
You are very welcome. I’ve been using Fire vs Ice and It’s a hit!
This is great! My students love all of your videos. I'd love to see some in 6/8 time! :)
My students absolutely love these videos. Thank you!
You are very welcome!
Your students hella gay
My first grade loved it! Thank you!
Also happy you did on for Saint Patrick's Day! I love everything you do! My students love you to0!
Thanks Gayle. I’m glad to be able to make valuable resources for my fellow music teachers! 🙂
I really love how you say the rhythms with the students. A lot of these clap along videos don't do that. Their rhythms don't go with the music at all. For virtual learning this year--your videos are perfect! A true blessing to us tech -challenged teachers! They are fun and bright!
@@dewingmusic Thanks Gayle. I am meticulous about making sure that the rhythm "feels right" with each part of the music. I've been know to swap rhythms and slides because it didn't feel musical and match the music of that section.
Anxious to see Easter play along!
Not sure what theme April’s play along will be. I have subscribers to my email list vote on what theme they want.
GREAT Fun! Your play alongs are FABULOUS! Used in Elementary and Middle School with Success. Easy to transition to written notation since "symbols" in video are so similar with stems/beams, etc. THANK YOU!
Thanks Mr. Gibson! It’s my exact intent to make the symbols as close to notation as possible to make that transition easy. I hope to create Deja vu moments where students see rhythms and instinctively know them with out realizing why. “That looks like the ‘pot o’ gold’ rhythm, why do I know how to play this?”
I think a Valentine’s Day one would be cool
Thank you again! Your videos are a hit with my students!! :)
Glad to hear! You are very welcome.
Yo this is amazing! As a music teacher teaching asynchronously, this video is perfect for my lesson this week!
Awesome Job Cameron! Great videos as always 😀
Thanks Mr. Henry!
THIS IS MY FAVORITIST SONG EVAR!!1!!1!!
I told my students that instead of a pot of good at the end of the rainbow there was a quarter rest because silence is golden. We all have a good time
Awesome, awesome! Thank you so much.
You are very welcome!
Thank you for this! Love it!
Glad to hear! You are welcome.
Hi Cameron! I just purchased the advanced St. Patrick's Day Play Along and Advanced Spring Themed. Do you think you might do a Easter Bunny/Eggs themed one?
You are awesome!!!
This is great. My primary students love your videos! "Shamrock" is one of those words that stops sounding like a word after you've said it so many times! LOL
Yay! been waiting :)
It’s here!!!!!! 🤩
Awesome video!
Thank you!
When you order the advanced track, does it come as a download or a link?
It comes as a link.
Great! Thank you!
You are very welcome!
Just curious...why did you choose to not use some type of "Irish" style music?
Copyright.
i love
Love your videos. I cannot send TH-cam videos to my students. The district will block them. Would you allow me to screen record this video so that I can put it into the Sway that I send to students for their asynchronous music class?
You have my permission to screen record this video solely for educational purposes in your digital classroom. Enjoy! 🙂
@@ElementaryGrooveTracks thank you!
spring, easter playalong
I did this in music class
do a berthiday one
Yeah
1 Times3 equals three
This one
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Bruh I’m a student of second grade