The Hens, Roosters, and Swan
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Abigail Lawrence
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The Carnival of the Animals
The Hens, Roosters, and Swan
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Multiple Choice
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Hens and Roosters
Hens and Roosters are extremely active animals, and they can also be extremely loud. Are there any other characteristics of chickens that you can think of? The song we're going to listen to was created to describe what chickens are like, through music.
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The Swan
Swans are calm animals, most of the time. They live in the water and glide gracefully through the water in which they live. These animals are usually quiet, however if there is ever a predator that tries to attack their young, they will fight the predator off to protect their young.
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Camille Saint-Saens
The composer of the Carnival of the Animals wrote this suite, or group of songs, in 1868. However, these songs were not published until 1922, which is the year after Saint-Saens died. Do you remember why these pieces were not published right away?
This was because Saint-Saens was worried that people would not take him seriously as a composer because of these pieces.
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The Carnival of the Animals
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