What Are Earthquakes Mum? Easy Explanations for Educating Young Minds Free Kids Audiobooks.

section 4 of madame howe and lady y this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by esther madame howe and lady y by charles kingsley section 4 chapter 3 volcanoes you want to know why the spaniards in peru and ecuador should have expected an earthquake because they had had so many already the shaking of the ground in their country had gone on perpetually till they had almost ceased to care about it always hoping that no very heavy shock would come and being now and then terribly mistaken for instance in the province of quito in the year 1797 from 30 to 40 000 people were killed at once by an earthquake one would have thought that warning enough but the warning was not taken and now this very year thousands more have been killed in the very same country in the very same way they might have expected as much for their towns are built most of them close to volcanoes some of the highest and most terrible in the world and whenever there are volcanoes there will be earthquakes you may have earthquakes without volcanoes now and then but volcanoes without earthquakes seldom or never how does that come to pass does a volcano make earthquakes no we may rather say that earthquakes are trying to make volcanoes for volcanoes are the holes which the steam underground has burst open that it may escape into the air above they are the chimneys of the great blast furnaces underground in which madame howe pounds and melts the old rocks to make them into new ones and spread them out over the land above and are there many volcanoes in the world you have heard of vesuvius of course in italy and aetna in sicily and hekla in iceland and you have heard too of kilauea in the sandwich islands and of pele's hair the yellow threads of lava like fine spun glass which are blown off from its pools of fire and which the sandwich islanders believed to be the hair of a goddess who lived in the crater and you have read too i hope in miss young's book of golden deeds the noble story of the christian chieftainess who in order to persuade her subjects to become christians also went down into the crater and defied the goddess of the volcano and came back unhurt and triumphant but if you look at the map you will see that there are many many more get keith johnston's physical atlas from the school room of course it is there for a school room without a physical atlas is like a needle without an eye and look at the map which is called phenomena of volcanic action you will see in it many red dots which mark the volcanoes which are still burning and black dots which mark those which have been burning at some time or other not very long ago scattered about the world sometimes they are single like the red dot at otahiti or at easter island in the pacific sometimes they are in groups or clusters like the cluster at the sandwich islands or in the friendly islands or in new zealand and if we look at the atlantic we shall see four clusters one in poor half destroyed iceland in the far north one in the azores one in the canaries and one in the cape de verde and there is one dot in those canaries which we must not overlook for it is no other than the famous peak of tenerife a volcano which is hardly burnt out yet and may burn up again any day standing up out of the sea more than twelve thousand feet high still and once it must have been doubled that height some think that it is perhaps the true mount atlas which the old greeks named when first they ventured out of the straits of gibraltar down the coast of africa and saw the great peak far to the westward with the clouds cutting off its top and said that it was a mighty giant the brother of the evening star who held up the sky upon his shoulders in the midst of the fortunate islands the gardens of the daughter of the...

What Are Earthquakes Mum? Easy Explanations for Educating Young Minds Free Kids Audiobooks.

section 4 of madame howe and lady y this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by esther madame howe and lady y by charles kingsley section 4 chapter 3 volcanoes you want to know why the spaniards in peru and ecuador should have expected an earthquake because they had had so many already the shaking of the ground in their country had gone on perpetually till they had almost ceased to care about it always hoping that no very heavy shock would come and being now and then terribly mistaken for instance in the province of quito in the year 1797 from 30 to 40 000 people were killed at once by an earthquake one would have thought that warning enough but the warning was not taken and now this very year thousands more have been killed in the very same country in the very same way they might have expected as much for their towns are built most of them close to volcanoes some of the highest and most terrible in the world and whenever there are volcanoes there will be earthquakes you may have earthquakes without volcanoes now and then but volcanoes without earthquakes seldom or never how does that come to pass does a volcano make earthquakes no we may rather say that earthquakes are trying to make volcanoes for volcanoes are the holes which the steam underground has burst open that it may escape into the air above they are the chimneys of the great blast furnaces underground in which madame howe pounds and melts the old rocks to make them into new ones and spread them out over the land above and are there many volcanoes in the world you have heard of vesuvius of course in italy and aetna in sicily and hekla in iceland and you have heard too of kilauea in the sandwich islands and of pele's hair the yellow threads of lava like fine spun glass which are blown off from its pools of fire and which the sandwich islanders believed to be the hair of a goddess who lived in the crater and you have read too i hope in miss young's book of golden deeds the noble story of the christian chieftainess who in order to persuade her subjects to become christians also went down into the crater and defied the goddess of the volcano and came back unhurt and triumphant but if you look at the map you will see that there are many many more get keith johnston's physical atlas from the school room of course it is there for a school room without a physical atlas is like a needle without an eye and look at the map which is called phenomena of volcanic action you will see in it many red dots which mark the volcanoes which are still burning and black dots which mark those which have been burning at some time or other not very long ago scattered about the world sometimes they are single like the red dot at otahiti or at easter island in the pacific sometimes they are in groups or clusters like the cluster at the sandwich islands or in the friendly islands or in new zealand and if we look at the atlantic we shall see four clusters one in poor half destroyed iceland in the far north one in the azores one in the canaries and one in the cape de verde and there is one dot in those canaries which we must not overlook for it is no other than the famous peak of tenerife a volcano which is hardly burnt out yet and may burn up again any day standing up out of the sea more than twelve thousand feet high still and once it must have been doubled that height some think that it is perhaps the true mount atlas which the old greeks named when first they ventured out of the straits of gibraltar down the coast of africa and saw the great peak far to the westward with the clouds cutting off its top and said that it was a mighty giant the brother of the evening star who held up the sky upon his shoulders in the midst of the fortunate islands the gardens of the daughter of the...

What a treat for Tale Teller Kids with the arrival of Vapor Punk and a song performed by Cuddles. Cuddles is here tomorrow with a story and we can't wait.
Vapor Punk Row Row Row the Boat Kids Bedtime Story Time Free Audiobook.
hey mini tail tellers welcome look it's the end of the day at last night time has come and it's time to get all snuggly bugly in our beds so do you know what i've done i've managed to get vapour punk to come and vapour punk is going to tell you a little nursery rhyme and vapour punk's best friend is called cuddles and cuddles has done us a piece of music and it's very exciting but it's also very gentle and it's in the form of a lullaby and a lullaby is a song or a tune with words or without words that makes us feel

sleepy so i'm really really pleased that vaperpunk has come along to do this for us i hope you like it vaperpunk are you nearly ready to play your piece i think vapourpunk is nodding are you ready everybody it's a paperpunk i've got a poem for you today it's called row row row your boat

row row row your boat gently down the stream merrily merrily merrily gently down the stream merrily merrily merrily merrily life is but a dream

i know the tune as well shall we play the tune and you can sing along i love railroad

let's do it again again

so

so

i love it

What a treat for Tale Teller Kids with the arrival of Vapor Punk and a song performed by Cuddles. Cuddles is here tomorrow with a story and we can't wait.
Vapor Punk Row Row Row the Boat Kids Bedtime Story Time Free Audiobook.
hey mini tail tellers welcome look it's the end of the day at last night time has come and it's time to get all snuggly bugly in our beds so do you know what i've done i've managed to get vapour punk to come and vapour punk is going to tell you a little nursery rhyme and vapour punk's best friend is called cuddles and cuddles has done us a piece of music and it's very exciting but it's also very gentle and it's in the form of a lullaby and a lullaby is a song or a tune with words or without words that makes us feel

sleepy so i'm really really pleased that vaperpunk has come along to do this for us i hope you like it vaperpunk are you nearly ready to play your piece i think vapourpunk is nodding are you ready everybody it's a paperpunk i've got a poem for you today it's called row row row your boat

row row row your boat gently down the stream merrily merrily merrily gently down the stream merrily merrily merrily merrily life is but a dream

i know the tune as well shall we play the tune and you can sing along i love railroad

let's do it again again

so

so

i love it

Suzuki Piano Book 2 Scale Exercise C Major Free Lesson with Sarnia School of Music.
hello tail tailors welcome to the music room um first of all it's fantastic that you're um finally starting on book two this is amazing um now you can sneak in if you haven't done book one i don't mind i'm not going to complain but hopefully if you're doing that you sort of understand a bit what i'm talking about i'd like that you could read the music i think otherwise you need to go right back to the beginning i'm afraid because it's a bit tricky and um and also some of the language that i speak about um if you're doing my yoga i hope you've had a really lovely session but if you're not i just want you to think about relaxing before you sit down for the sessions and really feel uh really feel a part of um what you're about to do rather than disassociated from it so if you just draw a couple of breaths before you turn the tape on for example or it's not a tape is it it's a podcast i don't know what you're listening on your phone i guess and so before you before you turn that on it it's really good just to have already reached that stage of feeling really relaxed so be fed be watered draw your tummy into your back shake all your troubles away and feel feel the tension just fall out of you flood down into the ground it's particularly in your knees that the tension can build up and and what happens is it passes up and then before you know your everything's tense wrists everything so it's it's difficult to flop everything and then draw your stomach in but you need to learn how to do it and trust me musicianship a good musicianship requires such a lot of self-discipline in terms of um managing attention and it's a lifelong skill and you'll be glad if you come to the piano and you or you do that habitually so a couple of deep breaths for example and perhaps look out the window just connect with the universe a little bit and breathe deeply okay so we're going to be playing middle c and all the notes up to topsy an octave high and all the notes an entrepreneur as well okay so we're going to be playing all of those i'm going to play as is written holding on to the keynotes we call this a long tonic you can call it the root note holding the root note there are various ways of explaining it basically the c's the name note of the of the um the scale we're going to hang around on it for a bit longer and what that does is it helps our brains understand all these notes and how they're related okay and it's really interesting how spending a bit more time on these root notes um makes your ability to reproduce the scale actually much easier okay i'm going to play it quite slowly and i'm going to call out the fingering one two three one two three four five hold four three two one three two one hold rest rest now when you're passing the third when you've got to play that one again that thumb again hopefully you'll and you have already done the scales um exercises previously and you'll understand that the thumb goes under or oh oh your third finger goes over your thumb goes under if there's any confusion about that you're probably going to have to go back i'm afraid and start again with book one let's look at the left hand and similarly i'm going to call out the fingering five hold four three two one three two one hold two three one under two three four five and hold that obviously um now what you need to do is when you play this you need to practice each hand separately and it's only when you've done each hand separately that i want you to put them together okay so together we can do that i mean i was probably going a bit too fast there so it together would be this heart one hold now obviously your hands are doing different things and this is where the fun starts you see because when we come into the more advanced piano work our hands are seemingly two different people and it it can feel rather odd can feel very very strange

another really good...

Suzuki Piano Book 2 Scale Exercise C Major Free Lesson with Sarnia School of Music.
hello tail tailors welcome to the music room um first of all it's fantastic that you're um finally starting on book two this is amazing um now you can sneak in if you haven't done book one i don't mind i'm not going to complain but hopefully if you're doing that you sort of understand a bit what i'm talking about i'd like that you could read the music i think otherwise you need to go right back to the beginning i'm afraid because it's a bit tricky and um and also some of the language that i speak about um if you're doing my yoga i hope you've had a really lovely session but if you're not i just want you to think about relaxing before you sit down for the sessions and really feel uh really feel a part of um what you're about to do rather than disassociated from it so if you just draw a couple of breaths before you turn the tape on for example or it's not a tape is it it's a podcast i don't know what you're listening on your phone i guess and so before you before you turn that on it it's really good just to have already reached that stage of feeling really relaxed so be fed be watered draw your tummy into your back shake all your troubles away and feel feel the tension just fall out of you flood down into the ground it's particularly in your knees that the tension can build up and and what happens is it passes up and then before you know your everything's tense wrists everything so it's it's difficult to flop everything and then draw your stomach in but you need to learn how to do it and trust me musicianship a good musicianship requires such a lot of self-discipline in terms of um managing attention and it's a lifelong skill and you'll be glad if you come to the piano and you or you do that habitually so a couple of deep breaths for example and perhaps look out the window just connect with the universe a little bit and breathe deeply okay so we're going to be playing middle c and all the notes up to topsy an octave high and all the notes an entrepreneur as well okay so we're going to be playing all of those i'm going to play as is written holding on to the keynotes we call this a long tonic you can call it the root note holding the root note there are various ways of explaining it basically the c's the name note of the of the um the scale we're going to hang around on it for a bit longer and what that does is it helps our brains understand all these notes and how they're related okay and it's really interesting how spending a bit more time on these root notes um makes your ability to reproduce the scale actually much easier okay i'm going to play it quite slowly and i'm going to call out the fingering one two three one two three four five hold four three two one three two one hold rest rest now when you're passing the third when you've got to play that one again that thumb again hopefully you'll and you have already done the scales um exercises previously and you'll understand that the thumb goes under or oh oh your third finger goes over your thumb goes under if there's any confusion about that you're probably going to have to go back i'm afraid and start again with book one let's look at the left hand and similarly i'm going to call out the fingering five hold four three two one three two one hold two three one under two three four five and hold that obviously um now what you need to do is when you play this you need to practice each hand separately and it's only when you've done each hand separately that i want you to put them together okay so together we can do that i mean i was probably going a bit too fast there so it together would be this heart one hold now obviously your hands are doing different things and this is where the fun starts you see because when we come into the more advanced piano work our hands are seemingly two different people and it it can feel rather odd can feel very very strange

another really good...

Liten and learn.
Go Tell Aunt Rhody Vapor Punk Suzuki Cello Book 1 Sarnia School of Music.

hi tail tellers welcome to go tell aunt rody this is a recording by the wonderful wonderful vaper punk now what i'd like you to do when you're listening to the recording is to think about the slow notes and the quick notes so for example in the first bar go tell and roadie slow quick quick slow slow do you see it's interesting isn't it and the other thing i'd like you to do is take your finger and point to the notes as you hear them and move along as if you were reading with your finger and then of course you can play it again and you can dance to it and clap to it and really get to know it play it over and over again whenever you can it's a really good fun version okay so i think that's all our lessons for today but tomorrow we'll be working on some more so try and get some practice in and in the other lesson that i did earlier i really explained to you how to get some clarity in the notes and the tricky bits so if you can listen to all of the lessons that are related to this piece if you're working on it okay guys enjoy it's such fun hi everybody my name's vaperpunk and today i've been playing cello go and turn off roadie it's so good i love playing go and tell challenge rosie see if you can join in with me i love suzuki

you

Liten and learn.
Go Tell Aunt Rhody Vapor Punk Suzuki Cello Book 1 Sarnia School of Music.

hi tail tellers welcome to go tell aunt rody this is a recording by the wonderful wonderful vaper punk now what i'd like you to do when you're listening to the recording is to think about the slow notes and the quick notes so for example in the first bar go tell and roadie slow quick quick slow slow do you see it's interesting isn't it and the other thing i'd like you to do is take your finger and point to the notes as you hear them and move along as if you were reading with your finger and then of course you can play it again and you can dance to it and clap to it and really get to know it play it over and over again whenever you can it's a really good fun version okay so i think that's all our lessons for today but tomorrow we'll be working on some more so try and get some practice in and in the other lesson that i did earlier i really explained to you how to get some clarity in the notes and the tricky bits so if you can listen to all of the lessons that are related to this piece if you're working on it okay guys enjoy it's such fun hi everybody my name's vaperpunk and today i've been playing cello go and turn off roadie it's so good i love playing go and tell challenge rosie see if you can join in with me i love suzuki

you

A super version with the Tale Teller Orchestra robots Vapor Punk and Cuddles.

hi tails hellos welcome to a wonderful sunday from raw clarence marina the children are outside playing so i'm going to be quite quick with this one look i've got a beautiful beautiful recording for you and this can be listened to alone without the lesson accompaniment or in conjunction with my suzuki classes for my suzuki students so it's song of the wind and this is a version by vapor punk and cuddles cuddles did the piano and vapour punk did the strings these are my robots who are part of my rather fabulous tail teleclub orchestra now what i'd like you to do is if you're learning music i'd like you to really listen to it as many times as possible and move to it clap to it dance to it and then mime to it with either your piano or your cello or your trumpet or your air guitar or whatever instrument you want to use really listen to it understand where the notes go hi

okay really listen carefully it's really interesting when you start to do that it's not a long piece i've played the repeat so you can hear it twice and of course you hear that rather lovely um chuckle by vapour punk as well so that's it please enjoy the track and um have a wonderful day we've got lots lots and lots to do it's only lunch time so do enjoy the rest of it okay bye hey everybody it's baby punk welcome to suzuki we love suzuki today me and my best friend cuddles made this some of the wind it's just super we love some of the wind do

my

you

A super version with the Tale Teller Orchestra robots Vapor Punk and Cuddles.

hi tails hellos welcome to a wonderful sunday from raw clarence marina the children are outside playing so i'm going to be quite quick with this one look i've got a beautiful beautiful recording for you and this can be listened to alone without the lesson accompaniment or in conjunction with my suzuki classes for my suzuki students so it's song of the wind and this is a version by vapor punk and cuddles cuddles did the piano and vapour punk did the strings these are my robots who are part of my rather fabulous tail teleclub orchestra now what i'd like you to do is if you're learning music i'd like you to really listen to it as many times as possible and move to it clap to it dance to it and then mime to it with either your piano or your cello or your trumpet or your air guitar or whatever instrument you want to use really listen to it understand where the notes go hi

okay really listen carefully it's really interesting when you start to do that it's not a long piece i've played the repeat so you can hear it twice and of course you hear that rather lovely um chuckle by vapour punk as well so that's it please enjoy the track and um have a wonderful day we've got lots lots and lots to do it's only lunch time so do enjoy the rest of it okay bye hey everybody it's baby punk welcome to suzuki we love suzuki today me and my best friend cuddles made this some of the wind it's just super we love some of the wind do

my

you