Nursery rhymes. A wise old owl

A wise old owl. Arrangement by Tom van Oostrom, from Tom' s Orff arrangements

Second year D, E

Line-up

Soprano xylophones: Olaya Lajara del Río, Guzmán Peri Real, Sara Velázquez Saldaña, Manuel Reyero Mayor. Alto xylophones: Jimera Parajón Cifuentes, Noelia Fernández Fernández, Laura Vanessa Sanabria Gutiérrez, Laura San Martín Sánchez. Bass xylophone: Lucía Morán Cimadevilla.
Glokenspiels: Sara Martínez García, Javier Pañeda Valderrábano, Selina Vega González, Rodrigo Riestra Palacios. Soprano metallophone: Juan San Emeterio Rodríguez. Alto metallophones: Aarón Reyero Quiroga, Claudia Villar Sanz, Candela Velázquez Saldaña.

Nursery rhymes. A wise old owl

A wise old owl. Arrangement by Tom van Oostrom, from Tom' s Orff arrangements

Second year B, C

Line-up

Glockenspiels: Nacho Fernández Fernández, Álvaro Fernández Fernández, Iván Fernández Flórez, Verónica del Rosal Bautista, Aurora Frade Fernández. Soprano metallophone: Minerva García Méndez. Alto metallophones:Andrea García Vicente, Hugo Lera Torres, Aida Lobeto Santafé, Daniel Ibáñez Cabal, Nicolás González Fernández. Soprano xylophones: Claudia Estívariz González, Eduardo Farpón Brito, Marta Gómez Vázquez, Carla Obregón Rodríguez. Alto xylophones: Claudia López García, Elena Macoveciuc, Alicia  Grande Martín, Sergio Gutiérrez-Pola Fernández. Bass xylophone: Paula González Naves. Triangle: Pablo García Ordóñez. Finger cymbals: Thalía Devesa Fernández. Claves: Clara Alzina González, Henar Costoya González.

Nursery rhymes. A wise old owl

A wise old owl. Arrangement by Tom van Oostrom, from Tom' s Orff arrangements

Second year A

«A Wise Old Owl» is an English language nursery rhyme. It has a Roud Folk Song Index number of 7734 and in The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes, 2nd Ed. of 1997, as number 394. The rhyme is an improvement of a traditional nursery rhyme «There was an owl lived in an oak, wisky, wasky, weedle». The rhyme refers to the traditional image of owls as the symbol of wisdom. It was recorded as early as 1875 and is apparently older than that. It was quoted by John D. Rockefeller in 1915 and is frequently misattributed to Edward Hersey Richards. During World War II, the United States army used the rhyme on a poster with the tweaked ending, «Soldier.... be like that old bird!» with the caption «Silence means security» (From Wikipedia).

Line-up

Glockenspiels: Claudia Álvarez de la Torre, Pelayo Álvarez Valín, Diego Álvarez García, Cristina Barril Fernández, Soprano metallophone: Inés Campo Menes. Alto metallophones: Yanina Sánchez Ortega, Oscar Cascudo Alba. Soprano xylophones: Nicolás Cattaneo Álvarez, Covadonga Balmori Álvarez-Cofiño, Carla Balseiros Palacios, Alexandra Díaz Shaparenko. Alto xylophones: Luis Eduardo Peña Torres, Andrés Barajas García, Elena Fernández Suárez. Bass xylophone: Carlota Rioseco Rodríguez

Nursery rhymes. «Lavender´s Blue»

First year A B. «Lavender´s Blue»

Line-up

Soprano xylophones: Carla Agustiño Caveda, Julio Díaz Méndez, Andrea Dos Santos Rodríguez, María Martín Alonso. Alto xylophones: Sara Vega González, Jairo Domínguez Liboreiro, Martín López Fernández. Glockenspiels: Sergio Estrada Paredes, Beltrán Fernández Rubín, Noelia González Pérez, Juan Fernández Suárez. Soprano metallophone: Miguel Galán Fernández. Alto metallophones: Miguel Ángel Mata Casado, Lía Rodríguez-Colubi Fernández, Andrea Tuya Taboada, Anna Sibiryakova.

Nursery rhymes. Queen, Queen Caroline

 Last week the bilingual students played nursery rhymes.

First year C D. Queen, Queen, Caroline

Line-up

Glockenspiels: Iván Vizcay Gutiérrez, Rim Bensouda, María Cascudo Rubio, Alba Gallo Tejón, Jonathan Cruz Auqui. Soprano metallophone: Gaël Winberg Bajo. Alto metallophones: Nacho Tercero Alustiza, Carlos González Delgado, Fátima Zahra Qessouri, Pablo Menéndez Fernández

Soprano xylophones: Sara García Díaz, Rosana Mangue Nzang, José David Manotoa Garzón, Miguel Fernández Menéndez. Alto xylophones: Jorge Cué Artime, Mateo de la Vega Cao, Adrián Rego Criado, Pablo Rodríguez Bernardo, Lucía Rodríguez Gutiérrez. Bass xylophone: Raquel Riera Turiel.