ISBN: 9798194406517 - songs of a lifetime in large print: classic songs with all the words, to sing with the elderly | folk songs, hymns, carols and nursery rhymes for memory and joy (stories in large print) (6 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - +++ Used by more than 10,000 families +++The words go first. The song stays.Anyone who has sung with an older person knows the small miracle: someone who struggles to find the words of the day begins, all the same, the second verse of a song from when they were young. This book was made for that moment.Songs of a Lifetime gathers 64 beloved old songs, all with the complete words and in large print, so an older reader can follow each line with a finger while singing. No abbreviations and no 'repeat chorus' when the chorus returns, it is printed again in full.Inside the book you will find: - Songs of courting and home: Daisy Bell, Let Me Call You Sweetheart, After the Ball- Songs of home and far away: Danny Boy, Loch Lomond, Home on the Range, Molly Malone, Waltzing Matilda- Songs to make you smile: It's a Long Way to Tipperary, Bill Bailey, Polly Wolly Doodle- Songs for little ones, perfect for singing with children and grandchildren- Christmas and New Year favourites: Silent Night, Jingle Bells, Auld Lang Syne- Hymns and spirituals of faith and comfort: Amazing Grace, Abide with Me, Swing Low, Sweet ChariotEvery song includes a warm two-line introduction explaining who wrote it, when it appeared, and how it was traditionally sung.A gentle opening guide offers practical suggestions for singing with someone with dementia: start the verse and wait, never quiz or correct, and remember that one song may be enough. A final section invites families to write down the songs that belong to their own story.The 64 songs were published before 1930 and are presented as public-domain works, drawn from English-language traditions across the United States, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Canada, and Australia.Ideal for: - Families who want to sing with parents and grandparents- Caregivers looking for a simple shared activity- Care homes, day centres, memory groups, and activity coordinators- Grandparents who want to sing familiar songs with grandchildren- A meaningful gift for someone who has always loved to singA book for families, caregivers, activity coordinators, and choirs of two - because houses sound better with singing in them.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. +++ Used by more than 10,000 families +++The words go first. The song stays.Anyone who has sung with an older person knows the small miracle: someone who struggles to find the words of the day begins, all the same, the second verse of a song from when they were young. This book was made for that moment.Songs of a Lifetime gathers 64 beloved old songs, all with the complete words and in large print, so an older reader can follow each line with a finger while singing. No abbreviations and no "repeat chorus" when the chorus returns, it is printed again in full.Inside the book you will find: Songs of courting and home: Daisy Bell, Let Me Call You Sweetheart, After the BallSongs of home and far away: Danny Boy, Loch Lomond, Home on the Range, Molly Malone, Waltzing MatildaSongs to make you smile: It's a Long Way to Tipperary, Bill Bailey, Polly Wolly DoodleSongs for little ones, perfect for singing with children and grandchildrenChristmas and New Year favourites: Silent Night, Jingle Bells, Auld Lang SyneHymns and spirituals of faith and comfort: Amazing Grace, Abide with Me, Swing Low, Sweet ChariotEvery song includes a warm two-line introduction explaining who wrote it, when it appeared, and how it was traditionally sung.A gentle opening guide offers practical suggestions for singing with someone with dementia: start the verse and wait, never quiz or correct, and remember that one song may be enough. A final section invites families to write down the songs that belong to their own story.The 64 songs were published before 1930 and are presented as public-domain works, drawn from English-language traditions across the United States, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Canada, and Australia.Ideal for: Families who want to sing with parents and grandparentsCaregivers looking for a simple shared activityCare homes, day centres, memory groups, and activity coordinatorsGrandparents who want to sing familiar songs with grandchildrenA meaningful gift for someone who has always loved to singA book for families, caregivers, activity coordinators, and choirs of two - because houses sound better with singing in them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. +++ Used by more than 10,000 families +++The words go first. The song stays.Anyone who has sung with an older person knows the small miracle: someone who struggles to find the words of the day begins, all the same, the second verse of a song from when they were young. This book was made for that moment.Songs of a Lifetime gathers 64 beloved old songs, all with the complete words and in large print, so an older reader can follow each line with a finger while singing. No abbreviations and no "repeat chorus" when the chorus returns, it is printed again in full.Inside the book you will find: Songs of courting and home: Daisy Bell, Let Me Call You Sweetheart, After the BallSongs of home and far away: Danny Boy, Loch Lomond, Home on the Range, Molly Malone, Waltzing MatildaSongs to make you smile: It's a Long Way to Tipperary, Bill Bailey, Polly Wolly DoodleSongs for little ones, perfect for singing with children and grandchildrenChristmas and New Year favourites: Silent Night, Jingle Bells, Auld Lang SyneHymns and spirituals of faith and comfort: Amazing Grace, Abide with Me, Swing Low, Sweet ChariotEvery song includes a warm two-line introduction explaining who wrote it, when it appeared, and how it was traditionally sung.A gentle opening guide offers practical suggestions for singing with someone with dementia: start the verse and wait, never quiz or correct, and remember that one song may be enough. A final section invites families to write down the songs that belong to their own story.The 64 songs were published before 1930 and are presented as public-domain works, drawn from English-language traditions across the United States, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Canada, and Australia.Ideal for: Families who want to sing with parents and grandparentsCaregivers looking for a simple shared activityCare homes, day centres, memory groups, and activity coordinatorsGrandparents who want to sing familiar songs with grandchildrenA meaningful gift for someone who has always loved to singA book for families, caregivers, activity coordinators, and choirs of two - because houses sound better with singing in them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…