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S2: E58 Ten Singing Canons

Season Two
Episode 58
Ten Singing Canons


Canons are some of my favorite pieces to sing with students.  I love the way the harmonies come together. I love how simplistic the pieces can be and how beautiful they become when multiple parts enter.  I’m going to share ten canons that I love. Links to my Master Copies or the Waldorf School Song website for each song will be included in the show notes and in the blog here!


Canon One: 1m 15s:  Autumn Canon
Canon Two: 2m 25s: COFFEE
Canon Three: 3m 20s: Doop Doop Doobe Dee-day
Canon Four: 4m 31s: Earth Dance
Canon Five: 5m 34s: Fegy Canon
Canon Six: 7m 25s:  Let Us Sing Together
Canon Seven: 8m 24s: Morning Has Come
Canon Eight: 9m 42s: One More Day
Canon Nine: 10m 27s: Scotland’s Burning
Canon Ten: 11m 28s: When Winter is Passing

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