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My name is Miss Amber and m here to welcome you to this year's PBS39 Summer Jam.

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And here's our host Kara Willie.

Thanks, Amber.

Hey, Summer Jam.

I hope you're doing well.

Hopefully you caught yesterday's show with Sonje los Santos when she broughs songs from around Latin America.

Well, today we have another amazing artist.

This time she'll bring us s and rhymes from East Asia.

Please welcome Elena Moon .

Hey, everyone.

Hi.

Thank you so much, Kyra.

Thanks so much to Summer Jm for having us here.

You might be seen yesterday that Sonia and I were bothe playing her songs and we're here again today for sometg completely different becaue really just like playing together.

So as you just heard, we're going to sing some songs ad learn some rhymes from allr East Asia.

But I'd like to kick it off first with a song that I we in English that's called Brilliant New Idea.

And I like to kick off wite song because the song is al about how songs and storien take us on a journey all ad the world.

So if for any reason we're stuck somewhere and we're d that we're stuck, you can always turn to a song or sy to journey to a new place d that's the song is about ad you can sing along to the g also by just knowing the wd oh.

Can you say that, Senya?

Oh yes.

Perfect.

And it sounds like this ine song goes Macungie.

Can you share that with me?

Sure.

All right.

Luzerne Oh.

You all right?

I hope you're doing that at home.

And one other thing to know about the song.

The chorus.

I mean, teach the chorus in some hand motion so the chs just says I've got this brilliant new idea.

So you're pointing to youra in your head and it could e us to a world so carefree.

Let us wander far and neard sing these songs and storis and then you can reach outd grab the hand of somebody t you're with and just dance around while Sonia plays te kazoo.

All right.

All right.

So we got that all right.

And we got the news.

So this is also a good sonr handclapping, Kutztown performing for the.

When I was younger I was oe when I was younger, I was o hear those morning double .

Now I'm older Hampton now m Rapti to I think the song f days gone by.

All right, here we go.

Here to.

All right.

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Of course I've got this rey new idea and it could takes to so carefree that this fr and say this song sorry.

All right, take Robesonia.

Pat Toomey.

Altogether.

Songs and stories will the songs and stories we sharen West Reading of new ideas.

You.

All together.

One last time.

All right.

Thank you.

So yeah, that was Sol Nal Santurce on the kazoo.

All right.

I've never played this much kazoo in my life.

This is a lot of very exci.

If you have a good home, fl free to take out.

Yeah.

Everyone get your kazoos ot because we're going to feae them more kazoo on this net song.

So we're going to go now on this journey.

And first we're going to go Taiwan and we're going to g a song in Taiwanese.

And it is one of my favorie kinds of songs.

It is a train song and what I've learned from playing c from all over the world ist everybody likes to sing abt trains.

What's not to love about trains.

And what I also love aboute song is that it's a very, y easy song.

So we are going to learn a rhyme basically.

And the rhyme is very simp.

I'm going to teach it to yu first before we sing it together.

So in English this is all e song is saying here it is a train is chug chugging inta tunnel where the water dris down makes a sound like a , sound like a coin when it s up and drops to the floor.

So that is the entire songt we're going to sing here.

And it's just about this tn that's going into a tunneld water drips down and the sd the water makes is do you ?

So I have a really good idf how to sing along the song, which is to try to catch ts disease and you can also ue your arms and throw them un the air when you hear do yu like this makes a sound lia dude.

You Perkasie act and I'm gg to just say it for you oncd Taiwanese because it sounds very, very cool.

So this is the same song, e rhyme goes like this.

Wait Chun yaama amah ito dI boom Kyung Lehigh boom Kono ito do do you think I migho I itogi Lola.

I just love that rhyme so s you can hear you'll hear te details again.

So goes boom Kong etecsa io dd you all right get it.

All right it's train go fat enough the train is going o start off kind of on slow t it'll go a lot faster so se your energy and see if youn catch it is OK and let's jt do this rhyme a couple of s and if you don't know whato do, I think you could just dance like a train.

You do your favorite kind f train dance and try to cath the ideas ready for the thd year.

I am very ready.

Let's try it.

All right.

One, two, one, two, three,.

In that train along.

Yeah, Student Taiwanese.

Here we go.

Wing Chun Yama Amity PolicI come let come get to the p. Do you mind that you don't like.

Wing Chun Yama the dia gil.

I made the low life all rit here we.

Train start digging into te tunnel where the border Kutztown makes us sound lia dia sounds like a coin whet flips up and drops up for.

Makes us sound like a deerr sounds like a coin when it slips up and that.

So that's right.

You got it.

We tried a little bit fast.

I'll try to Reading won't .

Albright streetfighter.

Yeah.

Timothy Friel Reading Quakertown Yama itochu I Ur Macungie only come here toe dear.

I'm trying to do I put my.

You are my dear am I thougt you are you know the.

Right place train is just turning into the tunnel whe the water dripping down mas it sound like a deer dear.

It sounds like a coin flipl Panto double.

That sound like a deer down like a coin when it slips p and Dublin.

For.

The amazing Silverdale Sans playing the guitar and the kazoo and singing Diu Diu g in another language.

Oh is great.

That is fun.

Thank you for letting me s. So I hope you all did some train dances and cut those videos.

We're just going to go rigt along to another place in e world and we're going to sg another one of my favorite kinds of songs, which is ap roping song.

So you'd like to jump rope?

I love to jump rope.

Me too.

Do you have a jump rope wih you?

I have my imaginary jump r, yes.

Oh, can we use the room.

I think we can use our imagination.

OK, but you might be at hoe and you might have a real p rope so why don't you run forget your real jump rope while I switch instrumentsl fast.

All right.

I'm going to switch instrus to and you see that Sony is going to play an instrument that looks kind of like the instrument I was playing, t it's bigger.

And Sony, what does that cd this one is called Hatano.

It's a Mexican traditional guitar from the state of Veracruz in Mexico.

And if you saw this show yesterday, you heard it anu saw it.

Yes, I learned about the ja from playing music with Soa from Mexico.

And I fell in love with ito much that I just played on Taiwanese train songs too.

Why not?

Why not?

So this is the song in the Tibetan language which is e really beautiful and fun language to learn how to s, which Sonia has learned hoo sing a whole song in Tibetn with me and it's called Sii Sima, which means gentle, e the breeze and like other unproper songs.

There are things that tellu what to do while you're jup roping in the song.

So if you hear me say the words, if you hear me say Coaldale Coyula yeah.

Now you could seek a tragic that all means you turn ina circle to the right while u are jumping.

Yeah, there you go.

And then the next line is Kornienko you.

Yeah.

Now you could see tragic.

What do you think that mea.

Left turn right you turn ie circle to the left while ye jumping and after that coma really fun Tibetan rhyme wh sounds like this.

It goes Summer Jam Sikhism Antigo, the gold nugget ea, the cool language to try tt with me.

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Look like that amazing.

So that's really fun and ay easy way to dance to the sg is to jump rope.

I mean any kind of jump rog you want to do a double Duh by yourself and at one poin the song I'm just going tok you maybe to stop jumping d clap this because it's reay fun to clap along to this .

So play my violin.

This is my violin for this song.

So this is called this is called Sisi Sima.

So we do that.

Oh, but we can hear the sos and see we got to hear the sound of the jump rope hitg ground there it is.

There it is.

Yeah.

OK, jumping all right here.

Yeah.

All right.

Here we go.

This is majalah.

Oh my g god.

Yeah.

Because she gets Tamaqua Gordon.

Yeah.

Because she can connect.

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Like I could say.

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Let's give them handclappig Harrisburg two three four i Sima Hulmeville matagorda because she can come.

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All right.

That was Sisi Sima Tibetanp rope and love that one.

OK, let's go to another paf East Asia, shall we?

We're going to go now to J, the island of Japan, and sa fun song in Japanese and is another one of my favorite kinds of songs which I cala nonsense song.

So what does that mean?

It means like I've asked at of people what the song is about and nobody knows noby knows what the song is abo.

And it's called Zui Zui Zukkorobashi.

Can you see that with me, Thania?

Sure.

Zulay Zui Zui Zukkorobashis pretty fun to say.

Yeah.

So somewhere in the song ae bowl is broken and a mothes calling out and a father's calling out and nobody knos who broke the rice bowl and that at some point a mouses through the room and it gos choo choo choo choo.

So, you know, draw your own conclusions about the rice bowl.

But the other fun thing abt the song is that it accomps a fun hand game that kids n play while singing this rh.

And we made up another gamr it.

That's a handclapping game.

So why don't you find a par right now that you can do a handclapping game with whiI switch my instrument back?

All right.

To the small.

So I'm going to teach you s rhyme first and I'm going o show you how the handclappg game works.

So you're going to face yor partner Mark Knouse facing Sonia and you're going to p once like this and then yoe going to slap the hand of r partner.

The opposite side.

Yeah.

And then the other side lie that, though.

And then two claps and theI turn like that.

So it goes like this.

I'm going to say the rhymes zui Zui Zui Zukkorobashi Ga Misuzu Schutze Borna.

Oh what did they talk.

Pyncheon look at that.

I don't kushal that Clarenn it's me Akatombo could they chew and then right here wn you hear the word chew just remember you stop the pattn and do three high turns lie this.

Choo choo choo choo.

My favorite part favorite t Sonus favorite part.

And then for the rest of te rhyme it's the same thing o Sanjayan Okusanya on the Macungie Konar Chiyo eithen the melody they Chapman kia Pthat.

Yeah.

So that is the pattern.

Thank you Sonia.

And just remember when your that mouse I say to the moe will say to three more tims and you have to do three me high tens and then the resf the pattern is the same.

I wish we could have someby up here to do the handclaps with us.

Can we make, you know, maye not OK, if we can feel freo come up and demonstrate the hand clapping.

But I hope you get it homed maybe Sol Nal will stop plg in show.

You know, make sure you'vet the OK, I can do that.

All right.

OK, so Zui Zui Zukkorobashi because it's a nonsense so, it might get a little silld fast.

OK, all right.

Let's give it a shot.

Ready.

One to want to.

All right.

So you can start handclap.

Yeah.

Here we go.

Zui Zui Zukkorobashi scissg Josh Siegel.

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Here we go to church.

Want send your name Okusana name keep Pen Argyl you dot know my Dale Chapman Gaetao Diu Diu Deng.

All right.

All right.

That's right.

Keyboard clacking Those da.

So you want to try one andw Shannahan laughs I don't ry know what that means, but l try Zui Zui Zui Zukkorobaso momentously.

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No eviatar one guy I know t right.

OK so we did a rhyme.

We're going to do it againd let's start slow speed it .

How about that.

All right.

See how fast we can go.

OK and yeah.

All right.

Keep that handclap Shillin.

I, I can handle it.

OK let's go faster than fa.

You're still climbing.

This has all right I like t too.

Zui Zui Zukkorobashi go Mississippi Jackson.

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Macungie Pen Argyl on the mountain.

The ultimate guide to the y Zui Zui Zukkorobashi sweet sweet sweet sweet sweet swt doing that it got it.

Hey there we go.

All right.

That was the Japanese nonse song Zui Zui Zukkorobashi I hope you kept up with your handclaps.

I think the crew really lid it, but they needed their s for the show to happen.

But I'm sure I'm sure theye clapping hands.

Yes, yes.

Right.

That's a fun one.

Too.

Great.

We're going to sing probaby one more, I think, a song called We're Going to comek to singing a song in Englio round it all out.

And thank you all for joing us.

Today.

This has been really, realy fun.

The final song is called Lt Come, Let It Go.

And this is a song I wrotet thinking about when we're l feeling overwhelmed with emotions, which happens tol of us, which you said yesterday.

We're all all of us feel overwhelmed.

The emotions, sometimes bad ones and good ones.

And this is a song just abt how you can let those feels come.

You deal with them, you confront them and then oney you move forward and that't it come, let it go and evey other line of the song is t it come, let it go.

And it goes like this so sn you might saying something about it add up and we'd respond.

Let it come.

Let it go.

Yeah.

And then the chorus just ss let it come, let it go ande can do some hand motions st it come however you want t. Let it come.

Let it go, let it drift ine river and flow.

Let it come.

Let it go.

Let the chorus begin to grw and however you want to grw the chorus the Mohnton youn do deep breaths every breao grow.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Good one.

All right.

Great.

So I'm just going to sing t for you once it goes.

Let it come.

Let it go.

Let drift in the river and flow.

Let it come.

Let it go.

Let the chorus begin to gr.

Who what's it great for handclapping.

Great for swaying.

Let's unshowy.

All right.

Want to get right again.

Yeah we want to do.

Waveband Soran Bushi so lee come let it go Peter sayinu can be many let it go let t come.

Let it go.

Let jumped in the river and finally come let it go.

Let the chorus begin to grw Summit Hill with the autumn rediscount good and the wir wind shakespeares let it c. Let it go.

Let it come.

Let it go.

Let it Shrimpton a river ad flood that it can't let it.

Let the chorus begin to gr.

All right.

Take its own.

Let it come.

Let it go.

Let drift in the river and found it can't let it go.

Let the chorus begin to grw green phase wildness, joysd fear let it come let it gos the daylight ends and the evening.

Let it come.

Let it go.

Let it come.

Let it go.

Let go let it drifting Lehh River and some let it comeo let it go.

Oh God let the chorus speaking to go.

All right.

Thank you all so much for joining us.

This is the amazing Cressoe la Santos to my right and please check out her show yesterday which happened o. Yeah, we sang a bunch of hr songs and we're so excitedd happy to be playing music together again and to be wh all of you singing and dang and playing together Elenan Park everyone, thank you a.

Please enjoy your mon's and thank you again to PBS39 Sr Jam and everybody here for inviting us.

Thanks.