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Identify the C, G7 and F Chords
Identify and study the C, G7, and F chords used in the classic song When the Saints Go Marching In.
By Anton Boktor
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- Grades
- 7 to 8
- Subjects
- Music theory
- Type
- Score template
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What students learn and why they love it
Students learn to visually and aurally recognize primary harmonic progressions (I, V7, IV) within a familiar musical context. Using a well-known tune like When the Saints Go Marching In makes chord analysis relatable and engaging for middle schoolers.
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Anton Boktor
I’ve been Music Director at Thomas Starr King Middle School in Los Angeles since 1998. I teach 6th-8th grade Advanced Orchestra, Beginning Strings, Beginning Band and Piano, including theory, composition and music technology.
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