Extra credit project for the lesson Musical Roots.
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Teacher:

Date:

Directions: Survey members of your family, neighbors, or family friends about vocal music groups they have enjoyed over the years.

  1. Name of person being interviewed:

  2. Relation to student:

  3. What vocal groups do you like to listen to?


  4. What era were those groups popular and are they still?


  5. What type of music do they sing?


  6. How did you first hear them? (radio, dance, concert, television):


  7. Have you ever sung in a vocal group?


  8. If yes,
    1. What kind of group and how large was it?


    2. Where did it rehearse and perform?


    3. What music was sung?



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