Description
The Russian folk tale "Kolobok" has been known to children since childhood. I want to listen, recite and sing this wise, wonderful fairy tale.
The first treatment of the fairy tale "Kolobok" for children was published by Konstantin Dmitrievich Ushinsky (02/19/1823-12/22/1870). The publication of a collection of Russian folk tales, which included the fairy tale "Kolobok" by Alexei Nikolaevich Tolstoy (10.01.1883-02/23/1945), is also known.
The author of the musical collection "Kolobok" wrote a musical fairy tale for children of elementary and middle grades of elementary school and secondary school as a musical performance – concert. The rondo form (the refrain of Kolobok's Song is combined with episodes of portraits of animals: a Hare, a Wolf, a Bear and a Fox) helps to better understand the idea of a musical fairy tale. The voice range of the fairy tale is an octave ("D" 1.8 – "D" 2.8) in the basic key of B-Dur.
Illustrations on the cover and title page decorate the music album.
The introduction not only introduces us to the fairy tale, but also creates the image of Kolobok himself – cheerful and cheerful. The last bars of the piano intro complete this image.
The script will help the teachers to conduct the main dramatic line of the fairy tale. Secondary school students can accompany the performance. The main work on the performance is conducted by vocal teachers, while piano teachers work on the accompaniment.
I wish a cheerful, joyful perception of the musical fairy tale to both teachers and children participating in the musical performance, as well as to the audience and listeners, adults and children.