Long Bars Low, Short Bars High
Age 6 · Music
Open to everyone until Tuesday, November 17
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When you tap a long wooden bar, it makes a deep, low sound like a big bear. When you tap a short bar, it makes a little, high sound like a tiny bird.
Examples
- A big drum goes boom low, and a small bell goes ting high.
- A daddy’s voice is often low, and a baby’s squeak is high.
Key takeaways
- Long bars make low sounds.
- Short bars make high sounds.
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