Sing Along With Tony

Let’s crash Spotify! My new song is out and I need YOUR help!!

Please go to Spotify, like the song, follow me share, share, share!

https://open.spotify.com/track/7t9k9cwMCGjp6fDJxEMMku?si=e0c96add5237434e

Yes, my friends! A new song is coming to ears near you! It’s called Bare Feet and it’s all about… bare feet! You can help me grow on Spotify by pre-saving.

Here’s a SPECTACULAR review of my live show “Crossing the Mid-line”!

On Tuesday 22^nd September we were fortunate to have Tony Wyeth come to do a free music and movement show for the New Entrant class of Room 5 at Gate Pa School.

The show was just AWESOME and the children in Room 5 had a blast joining in with the actions! What a delight it was to see the enjoyment on the children’s faces as Tony captured their attention with his music and actions, FUN costumes and cool song characters.

The actions to the songs were carefully choreographed to develop the skill of crossing the midline. Crossing the midline is vital to the development of using both sides of the body together, such as putting on shoes and socks, writing and cutting. It promotes the coordination and communication of the left and right hemispheres of the brain. Tony demonstrated the actions and then practised them with the students before using them with the music. It was great to see all the children giving it a go and having lots of fun while moving and singing to the music.

The children also appreciated the time at the end of the show where they could share their stories and ask Tony questions. What a wonderful show! Thank you so much Tony and the Team at Tauranga City Council for allowing us to have the free show at our school. We would love to have you back again

Here’s a lovely article on my live show “Crossing the Mid-line”. The photos aren’t very clear, so I’ll add them in underneath. 🙂 Many thanks to Caitlan Johnston for the photos!

Check out this fantastic collection of songs for kids, put together by the amazing Sagan! There’s a wide variety of covid related songs that are from all around the world. And sure enough, the list includes Sing Along With Tony! YAYYYY!!!!!!!

https://covidkindie.blogspot.com

Here’s my take on a classic nursery rhyme! This is a great song to help develope memory skills in children and a simple song to learn English vocab for animals! Check out my crazy lock-down hair!!

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It’s taken a while, but finally my new album is out, released today. It’s a simple collection of my favourite classic nursery rhymes. Obviously, I’ve given them a special little Sing Along With Tony twist!

Check out Incy Wincy Spider and Friends, she is joined by Quainty Dainty Ladybird, Grumpy Plumpy Bumblebee and Dirty Gerty Cockroach. All of these characters have quirky Tony character voices to bring them to life. It sure was a lot of fun to make! And if you need a work out, see if you can keep up with The Grand Old Duke Of York, it gets faster and faster and faster!!

If you like laid back reggae beats have a listen to Mary Had A Little Lamb. I think it’s my favourite track at the moment. The vocals are smooth, the instruments are gentle, the arrangement is clean, it’s a very easy song to listen too. AND it includes all 3 verses, which is a bit rare these days.

If you’re teaching English to very young children you should check out Ran Rain Go Away. I used this with an end of year school production in France. There’s a nice little instrumental break between the simple and repeated lyrics. This was where we had the children do a little dance! The first verse is children dancing, the second verse is children dressed as ‘Mummy and Daddy’ dancing to a Hip Hop beat and the final verse is children dressed as ‘Grandma and Grandpa’ having a boogie to some 1930’s jazz. It was a great success, very cute.

If music really is your thing, you could try teaching Row Row Row Your Boat. It finishes by singing in a round, so two groups sing together, but start at different times. The resulting harmonies are lovely. But it can be difficult for youngsters to grasp.

Anyway, there should be something for everyone on the album. 🙂

Here’s a link to Spotify, PLEASE CHECK IT OUT!!!!

Winter has arrived here in Aotearoa New Zealand! OMG, freezing! So, what better way to warm the soul, than with scrumptious songs about the weather? Here’s a playlist of great songs. Most are for children, but there are a few for Mums and Dads. Enjoy!

15 songs about Sports! 10 days until my new album is released!These songs will help young learners have fun while learning vocabulary, maybe even dancing?

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/73TZ2RXE1FSRMXUQcyffyG?si=yFyURyQXRT6YpPFr6WYzMA

And the new album will be FUN!!