Honestly, there has been no rhyme or reason to Paul McCartney‘s choice of album opening songs. In some cases, like 1973’s ...

The idea, of course, comes from the traditional nursery rhyme, “Baa, Baa, Black Sheep,” which is one of the most beloved and fun kids’ songs to sing of the past century. Read more about the ...

in his National Nursery Rhymes and Nursery Songs of 1870. Around that time, he also published Mother Goose’s Nursery Rhymes and Nursery Songs Set to Music. Though in some variations, the ...

Choose me a nursery rhyme! If you're not sure what rhyme to sing or want to learn some new ones, try answering a few questions and let us choose. 7 benefits of nursery rhymes for babies and ...

Some of the rhymes, games, songs or even lullabies have somehow turned into hit songs and we look at some of them and how they bring back nostalgic memories of our childhood. Doing Her Thing Tho ...

There has been speculation that the words might allude to something darker—one claim says that the rhyme is based on a song called “Tipsy Dipsy Hobo” and was a reference to the dangers of a ...

It wasn’t long before the ditty reached American ears, with the song’s sheet music being published in the United States in 1853. That same year, dance teacher Eugene Coulon described it [PDF ...

Let's make music! Let's sing songs! Let's clap and play rhythms! Let's dance! Rhymes and Songs is a series of video-based classroom music lessons for foundation to year 2 students based on the ...