28: E Melodic Minor | The Ants Go Marching | Hemiola

Welcome to episode 28 of the Prodigies Music Lesson Show for Kids, where Mr. Michael teaches the E melodic minor scale in Fixed Do solfege, Guides kids through listening to the Ants Go Marching, and demonstrates a "hemiola" with Tchaikovsky's Waltz of the Flowers.____________________🌈 Here at Prodigies, we build mad musical skills by singing Solfege, tapping echo rhythms and learning about instruments, music history and music theory!____________________🎵 Want more music lessons with Mr. Rob & Prodigies?🌈 Join Prodigies Music Lessons!➡️ Enroll at Prodigies.com or📱 Download our app, Prodigies▶️ Inside Prodigies, you can stream & enjoy:- Hundreds of colorful VIDEO music lessons with Mr. Rob & Prodigies- Colorful music courses & for kids and families- Sheet music, games, instruments & More- Safe and friendly — no ads👉 Download our app "Prodigies" today or enroll at Prodigies.com____________________Want a shout out in our Prodigy of the Week segment?!Leave us a voicemail with a short bit about your musical journey at:(302) 307-1880____________________Thanks for checking out our show!My name is Mr. Rob and here at Prodigies, we make music lessons that are colorful, effective & crazy fun.We love singing about colors, numbers, solfege, scale degrees and nursery rhymes to help kids, families & classrooms learn more about the language of music!Happy Musicing!- Mr. Rob & the Prodigies Team 😊P.S. Our music lesson trick….we love mixing Solfege singing with call and response rhythms in a fun and easy format, while tossing in a little music history and music theory to boot!___________________😊 Shop Prodigies Songbooks on Amazon:😊 https://amzn.to/3Cdat40___________________💖 Free "Top 10 Secrets to Teaching Kids Music" Webinar💖 https://prodigies.com/training________________________🛎️ Find instruments, memberships, books and more in our shop at🛎️ https://www.prodigies.com🌈 Join Prodigies Music Lessons!____________________Episode Tags:Solfege, Minor scales, Minor scales, fixed do, Tchaikovsky, classical music, kids listening, themes and variations, classical kids