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]]> http://clcmd.org/preschool-songs-benefits-of-singing-and-a-top-list-of-preschool-songs/#comment-5 Carol Biddiss Thu, 29 Dec 2011 02:31:56 +0000 http://clcmd.org/?p=309#comment-5 Couldn't agree more with this post. Why is Twinkle Twinkle so important to young children? You can see them go all mushy when they hear it as they tune in to listening and memory. Then they automatically start twinkling their fingers. I think it's because the tune is irresistible- it starts on the "home note" and goes to the "fifth"- the first strong harmony discovered by Pythagoras (or whichever previous sage he learned it from!) It has exact repeats of melodic phrases, its form is the classic ABA, that is it finishes with the same melodic phrase it starts with. Mozart heard it as a French folk song and thought it was good enough to inspire 12 variations. Kids aren't silly, they know a good tune when they hear one-and, what's more, it's about stars- inspiration once again! Sing it often and sing it with love. Couldn’t agree more with this post. Why is Twinkle Twinkle so important to young children? You can see them go all mushy when they hear it as they tune in to listening and memory. Then they automatically start twinkling their fingers. I think it’s because the tune is irresistible- it starts on the “home note” and goes to the “fifth”- the first strong harmony discovered by Pythagoras (or whichever previous sage he learned it from!) It has exact repeats of melodic phrases, its form is the classic ABA, that is it finishes with the same melodic phrase it starts with. Mozart heard it as a French folk song and thought it was good enough to inspire 12 variations. Kids aren’t silly, they know a good tune when they hear one-and, what’s more, it’s about stars- inspiration once again! Sing it often and sing it with love.

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