Clap it out
Clap It Out – Learn Syllables – SchoolTube
This song is a super fun way to learn syllables. It teaches kids to clap out syllables. Each verse gets a little harder. This is a fast passed song that will be difficult to resist dancing to. The lyrics are below the video.
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Syllables, S – s- Syllables
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
We’d be miserable without syllables!
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
Mice!
MICE!
Bake!
BAKE!
Cheese!
CHEESE!
Cakes!
CAKES!
Put it all together now!
Mice – bake – cheese – cakes!
One More Time!
MICE – BAKE – CHEESE – CAKES!
Syllables, S – s- Syllables
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
We’d be miserable without syllables!
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
2 syllables…let’s do it!
Awesome
AWE-SOME!
Hamster
HAM-STER
Birthday
BIRTH-DAY!
Party
PAR-TY!!
Put it all together now!
AWESOME HAMSTER BIRTHDAY PARTY!
One more time!
AWESOME HAMSTER BIRTHDAY PARTY!
Syllables, S – s- Syllables
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
We’d be miserable without syllables!
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
3 syllables…Let’s go!
Chimpanzee
CHIM-PAN-ZEE!
Volunteers
VOL-UN-TEERS!
Inspecting
IN-SPECT-ING!
Chandeliers
CHAND-E-LIERS!
Put it all together now!
CHIMPANZEE. VOLUNTEERS. INSPECTING. CHANDELIERS!
One more time!
CHIMPANZEE. VOLUNTEERS. INSPECTING. CHANDELIERS!
Syllables, S – s- Syllables
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
We’d be miserable without syllables!
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
Four syllables…get complex!
Invisible
ALL: IN-VIS-I-BLE!
Alligator
ALL-I-GA-TORS!
Appreciate!
A -PPRE-CI-ATE!
Calculators
CAL-CU-LA-TORS!
Put it all together now:
INVISIBLE! – ALLIGATORS! – APPRECIATE! – CALCULATORS!
One more time!
INVISIBLE! – ALLIGATORS! – APPRECIATE! – CALCULATORS!
Syllables, S – s- Syllables
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
We’d be miserable without syllables!
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
Five syllables…blow it up!
Vegetarian
VEG-E-TAR-I-AN!
Hippopotomus
HIP-PO-POT-A-MUS!
Evaluating
E-VAL-U-AT-ING!
Potato-Salad
PO-TA-TO-SAL-AD!
Put it all together now!
VEGETARIAN – HIPPOPOTAMUS – EVALUATING – POTATO-SALAD!
One more time!
VEGETARIAN – HIPPOPOTAMUS – EVALUATING – POTATO-SALAD!
Syllables, S – s- Syllables
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
We’d be miserable without syllables!
They’re what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
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LYRICS:
Syllables, S - s- Syllables
They're what you get when you take apart a word
We'd be miserable without syllables!
They're what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
Mice!
MICE!
Bake!
BAKE!
Cheese!
CHEESE!
Cakes!
CAKES!
Put it all together now!
Mice - bake - cheese - cakes!
One More Time!
MICE - BAKE - CHEESE - CAKES!
Syllables, S - s- Syllables
They're what you get when you take apart a word
We'd be miserable without syllables!
They're what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
2 syllables…let’s do it!
Awesome
AWE-SOME!
Hamster
HAM-STER
Birthday
BIRTH-DAY!
Party
PAR-TY!!
Put it all together now!
AWESOME HAMSTER BIRTHDAY PARTY!
One more time!
AWESOME HAMSTER BIRTHDAY PARTY!
Syllables, S - s- Syllables
They're what you get when you take apart a word
We'd be miserable without syllables!
They're what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
3 syllables…Let’s go!
Chimpanzee
CHIM-PAN-ZEE!
Volunteers
VOL-UN-TEERS!
Inspecting
IN-SPECT-ING!
Chandeliers
CHAND-E-LIERS!
Put it all together now!
CHIMPANZEE.
VOLUNTEERS. INSPECTING. CHANDELIERS!
One more time!
CHIMPANZEE. VOLUNTEERS. INSPECTING. CHANDELIERS!
Syllables, S - s- Syllables
They're what you get when you take apart a word
We'd be miserable without syllables!
They're what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
Four syllables…get complex!
Invisible
ALL: IN-VIS-I-BLE!
Alligator
ALL-I-GA-TORS!
Appreciate!
A -PPRE-CI-ATE!
Calculators
CAL-CU-LA-TORS!
Put it all together now:
INVISIBLE! - ALLIGATORS! - APPRECIATE! - CALCULATORS!
One more time!
INVISIBLE! - ALLIGATORS! - APPRECIATE! - CALCULATORS!
Syllables, S - s- Syllables
They're what you get when you take apart a word
We'd be miserable without syllables!
They're what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
Five syllables…blow it up!
Vegetarian
VEG-E-TAR-I-AN!
Hippopotomus
HIP-PO-POT-A-MUS!
Evaluating
E-VAL-U-AT-ING!
Potato-Salad
PO-TA-TO-SAL-AD!
Put it all together now!
VEGETARIAN - HIPPOPOTAMUS - EVALUATING - POTATO-SALAD!
One more time!
VEGETARIAN - HIPPOPOTAMUS - EVALUATING - POTATO-SALAD!
Syllables, S - s- Syllables
They're what you get when you take apart a word
We'd be miserable without syllables!
They're what you get when you take apart a word
Count count count some syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
This is how you rock with syllables!
Clap it out! (clapping) CLAP IT OUT!
Who was the first to applaud, or the right clap as a reward
A still from the film “The 5th Element”Why do we clap our hands expressing positive emotions? When did the applause start? What is the right way to applaud? And what do the musicians themselves think about it?
Since ancient times, applause has been an integral part of human culture.
Small children clap their hands to express their joy. In ethnic music, claps serve to maintain the rhythm.
An ancient Egyptian fresco dated to the middle of the second millennium BC, kept in the British Museum, depicts three girls: one of them plays a wind musical instrument, something like an oboe, the other two close and open their palms - they applaud.
Not only a theater or a concert hall, but also, let's say, scientific conferences and television talk shows are inconceivable without applause, an indispensable element of many daily rituals.
We decided to look back at the history of this phenomenon and explore “trends”.
From antiquity to the present day
The word “applause” comes from the Latin verb “plaudare” (“to clap your hands”). In antiquity, the function of this collective will was far from unambiguous. With their help, it was possible not only to reward with applause, but also, for example, to drive them off the stage.
Unable to bear the disordered reaction of the public, the ancient Roman Emperor Augustus introduced certain rules. The stadium was divided into sectors, in front of each of which was a special conductor. When he raised his hand and said the sacramental “Vos plaudite!” (“Clap!”), those sitting in front of him began to frantically clap their hands, shout, whistle and stomp - in a word, about the same as in today's sports competitions.
And Emperor Nero maintained five thousand professional “applauders”, who, before entering the “work”, underwent special training.
With the help of applause, the audience thanks the actors, singers, musicians for the pleasure. For a composer, applause was the measure of success.
The king of operetta Jacques Offenbach sat at the premiere of Orpheus in Hell with the score in his hands, marking individual passages and writing in the margins: “clap”, “clap loudly”, “clap and stomp their feet”. Then, the operetta, which had been tested in public, was finalized in accordance with the reaction of the audience.
Klaka yesterday and today
Of course, at all times there have been abuses associated with applause. As early as the third century BC, the Athenian playwright Menander, who was defeated in a competition of poets, reproachfully threw to his rival Philemon:
“And are you not ashamed of your victory?”
A group of hired flappers helped Philemon win.
Clackers - professional "killers" of theatrical premieres, or the reasons for the failure of famous performances
In a word, claque (from the French claque - “light clapping”) existed long before the word itself appeared.
This dubious form of audience self-organization peaked in the middle of the 19th century in Paris. Clack, which Balzac and Heine so picturesquely reflected in their works, consisted of professional clackers. Those, in turn, were divided into “clappers”, “mourners”, “laughers” and “shickers”.
Some of them performed solo, others were organized into troupes. Singers, singers and theater directors, as well as their fans and rivals, hired “clackers” to serve.
Few theaters today boast (or complain about) a clack: the Vienna and Munich Operas, the Bayreuth Festival and the major operas in Italy.
Ovations between parts of the composition?
“If you do not want to appear ignorant, then in no case try to applaud between the individual parts of the work”,
- say the rules of good manners. However, Mozart, and Beethoven, and Schubert, and Tchaikovsky would have turned out to be "ignoramuses" from the point of view of modern snobs: in their time, applause after individual parts and even individual solos were considered completely normal.
In addition, the “ban” on standing ovations between the parts of the work, which until quite recently was indisputable, is gradually being eroded. So, many musicians admit in interviews that they are not at all annoyed by spontaneous expressions of approval.
And some - like, say, the cellist Sol Gabetta - even ask the listeners not to be shy and clap whenever their heart desires.
One big clack
Applause has been and remains the most correct form of reaction to a performance you like. Historians recall that only after concerts ceased to be the prerogative of the aristocracy and became available to the general burgher public, such forms of expression of listener emotions as whistling and exclamations of “Boo!!!” came into fashion.
It is true that in some countries (in particular, in the classical opera country like Italy, and today also in the USA and Germany), whistling is often a sign of approval. But still, whistling and stomping, as well as “beeping” should be done with caution.
By the way, the record for the duration of the standing ovation was set on German soil - however, at the performance of an Italian singer. On February 24, 1988, Luciano Pavarotti performed the role of Nemorino in Donizetti's Love Potion so beautifully on the stage of the Deutsche Oper in Berlin that the audience did not let him go for 67 minutes.
Anastasia Butsko, DW
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Meaning of the word «CLAP»
To hit, beat (usually with something flat).
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Meaning of "LADOSH"0015
| Bob started clapping his hands rhythmically in slow motion. | |
| He should have been clapping his hands and dancing on the shore, but instead he was working - a slave, subjected to strange magic and gaining saving knowledge. | |
| You cannot clap your hands in a Buddhist monastery. | |
| There are Congregations that allow clapping and a few that use musical instruments in worship. | |
| But I couldn't clap my hands to hallelujah. | |
| They stopped the service and taught me how to clap in time. | |
| The students started stomping and clapping their hands, and one of the organizers invited them to sing along. | |
| Other results | |
| The listeners dispersed with might and main - they yelled, yelled, whistled, clapped their hands, stamped their feet, hooted, roared. | |
| Minna danced behind my back, clapped her hands, burst into hysterical laughter. | |
| They clapped their hands in time with their monotonous roar, demanding a spectacle. | |
| I clapped my hands in the Asian way of clapping when giving orders. | |
| I could not stay still for a minute; I jumped over chairs, clapped my hands and laughed out loud. | |
| Quebec and Malta are clapping their hands and clapping that the Ringleader will probably bring a gift to her mother, and they are trying to guess which one. | |
| Clap your hands, stomp your feet! | |
| They threw bones and vegetables at the farmer and his sons, causing them to dodge, and clapped their hands noisily when they hit the target. | |
| They winked triumphantly at each other, they threw up their hands, clapping their hands. | |
| Let's play, friends, it will be cool. Clap your hands! | |
| I want you to clap your hands and tap your feet. | |
| All The students clapped their hands in approval and sympathy. | |
| This contrast provoked many fans who mocked and slowly clapped their hands. | |
| The stadium's sold-out audience of 72,000 clapped, sang and swayed in unison. | |
| Towards the end of the video, the hugging couple floats in the air, the crowd freezes in awe, and the singer ends with a joyful clapping of his hands. | |
| We were greeted by the touching sounds of the Methodist hymn, and we saw - in the grass paddock - hundreds of women swaying and clapping their hands. | |
| Spectators clap their hands, stomp their feet and dance to create a sound accompaniment. | |
| Yes, and at the end of the piece... he got up and started clapping his hands loudly. | |
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