Auld lang syne

Words by Robert Burns.
Traditional Scottish

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This song is sung traditionally on New Year’s Eve all over the world, though its origins are in Scotland. It is always sung to celebrate Hogmanay.

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Age: 5 to 7 , 7 to 9 , 9 to 11
Cross-curricular topic: Religions & festivals
Song type: Seasonal/Holiday
Style: Traditional - Europe
Subject: History , PSHE
Scoring: Guitar chords , Piano accompaniment , Unison
SEND: Braille scores , Slower backing tracks
CCLI ID: 7117934

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The audio tracks were recorded specially for the Sing Up programme by The National Youth Choir of Great Britain – Southern Juniors and the Academy of Contemporary Music, mixed and mastered by Nic Rowley at Vandborg studios. The backing track was created specially for the Sing Up programme by Erwin Keiles.

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