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Thank you for posting all these wonderful songs. I’m a new kindergarten teacher with a music background and I am starting a musical foundation program at my school. Your blog is a wonderful and much needed resource. Thanks again!
So glad to hear it, Gina!
Great collection! Thank you.
This is so great, I’m getting teary-eyed that you took the time to post–and so nicely done.
This is so helpful–and pretty. Thank you!!
Hi! I am trying to track the source for “One Bottle of Pop.” Do you have original source information for this song?
All I know is it’s a folk song. 🙂
Thanks for the great ideas all the time. I nominated you for the Liebster Award. http://musicelementary.blogspot.com/2014/11/liebster-award.html
Very cool; thanks!
I was wondering if you had any songs about toys!
Thank you for all that you share! You are an amazing resource!
Good question! There aren’t many songs that mention toys, but here are a few:
Toyland, Old Santa Claus, Santa Claus, Up on the Housetop, Ya vienen los reyes magos
🙂
[…] partner folk songs which many of us learned at school, you might be interested in the following list. Another favorite from the Holmes family singing years is Pretty Planet (Tom Chapin.) Although he […]
Thank you for this collection of partner songs! I am trying to work out the pairing of sourwood mountain and little red caboose. Did you alter either song at all to make it work? I was trying to make it work by singing sourwood mountain through twice but the second line of little red train really does not seem to mesh well with it at all. I’d love to hear how you paired them specifically.
Hi Whitney!
Yes, I did alter the melody slightly. It’s available for download with a Plus membership. Let me know if you have any questions.
https://www.bethsnotesplus.com/beths-notes-plus
Beth
Thanks for posting these songs.