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    What instruments would you all use, preferably percussion, to represent an elephant, a bear, a monkey, a leopard, a snake and a bird?

    Can you guess which book we are playing with next week

    Thank you

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    Where's Sergei Prokofiev when you need him?

    Is he even a member?

    Bet the lazy slacker is out there lurking on Nutmoms again.


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    Quote Originally Posted by singingcactus View Post
    What instruments would you all use, preferably percussion, to represent an elephant, a bear, a monkey, a leopard, a snake and a bird?

    Can you guess which book we are playing with next week

    Thank you
    :-)
    Elephant .. a drum
    Bear .. a tambourine
    Monkey ..
    Leopard ..
    Snake .. rattle/shaker
    Bird .. whistle

    I'm stuck for the other 2 .. something fast for leopard ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by loocyloo View Post
    :-)
    Elephant .. a drum
    Bear .. a tambourine
    Monkey ..
    Leopard ..
    Snake .. rattle/shaker
    Bird .. whistle

    I'm stuck for the other 2 .. something fast for leopard ?
    You chose the same as us except we thought tambourine for the monkey, they make a cacophonous noise when they start up. But maybe cymbals would work for them.
    The leopard leaps in this book? I'm really stuck for the leopard.

    Right, I've just ordered a monkey drum (it at least mimics the swinging arms of the monkey in the book) and a cha cha nut shaker for the leopard. I should be able to mimic fast footsteps and a jump with it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bunyip View Post
    Where's Sergei Prokofiev when you need him?

    Is he even a member?

    Bet the lazy slacker is out there lurking on Nutmoms again.

    I had to google him!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by singingcactus View Post
    You chose the same as us except we thought tambourine for the monkey, they make a cacophonous noise when they start up. But maybe cymbals would work for them.
    The leopard leaps in this book? I'm really stuck for the leopard.

    Right, I've just ordered a monkey drum (it at least mimics the swinging arms of the monkey in the book) and a cha cha nut shaker for the leopard. I should be able to mimic fast footsteps and a jump with it.
    Lovely ideas - great thinking thread.
    I was thinking quiet stalking then loud leap so the nut shaker sounds good.
    I want a xylophone, a proper one, not the little wooden thing I make do with now so I always think that first ....2 notes repeated for stalk then a Big Bang for leap....I keep finding lots of reasons why I need to invest in one!

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    A groan stick for a leaping leopard!

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