VOCAL UNION RESOURCES
On this site you will find material for use in your school, choir, music project or community group. Vocal Union is a programme that takes place within primary education and all material is suitable for Key Stages 1 & 2 and for other ages where marked.
All songs have been credited either as traditional (non-copyright) or as new material reproduced here with permission. Please contact us if you have interesting or different information about any songs or would like to add your own material or material created in your projects to this resource.
For Vocal Union enquiries: sarah.kekus@thesagegateshead.com
For music & website enquiries: jillyjarman@mac.com
August 2010
Sing Up Website - www.singup.org
There is now a resources section for teachers and music leaders working in Primary Schools. You can find it by going to Local Events > Resources, and clicking on the alphabetical filing system.
Recent Additions
Penrith Area Transition Choir | Bewcastle Community Choir | Gospel & other Assembly Songs
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Sing Up Website - www.singup.org
There is now a resources section for teachers and music leaders working in Primary Schools. You can find it by going to Local Events > Resources, and clicking on the alphabetical filing system.
Interesting Links
www.vocalprocess.co.uk This is a site run by Gillyanne Kayes and Jeremy Fisher that has great information and resources about voice production
www.mamalisa.com This is a site that has children's songs from around the world both in English and the original language. Many vocal union practitioners are using the site.
www.primarylanguages.org.uk - a vibrant site with plenty of resources and information.
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Have a look at Sing Up's new Facebook page which they are developing as a sustainable resource.
Don't forget the Sing Up site is the place to go for the songbank, resources, news and discussions.