Homeschool

Might sound sorta silly, but as a very preschool activity I like playing different music from around the world and throughout history. It's important to be exposed to more than just what's on the radio.

• "Song of Seikilos" - Greek - (c.200 BCE - 100 CE)
• "Guangling San" - Chinese - (618-907 AD)
• "Hurrian Hymn No. 6" - Mesopotamian - 1400 BC
• "Iroquois Water Drum Song" - American

The last song in particular was really interesting, he started kicking his leg to the beat.

Ended the night out with some cool upbeat swing/jazz music that is reasonably modern.

• Hey Pachuco! - Royal Crown Revue
• Jumpin' Jack - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
• Rush - Seatbelts
• Tank! - Seatbelts

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