Jose do you see, by the dawn's early light? : an examination of elementary school playground songs, 2004.

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Jose do you see, by the dawn's early light? : an examination of elementary school playground songs, 2004.

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Includes a discussion of song parodies sung by elementary school children. Describes song parodies in popular culture and the function they play to satirize current events and to make political statements. Also discusses two genres of children's song parody tunes: Christmas songs and pop songs. Topics in children's song parodies include rebellion against school authority, sports, and current events. Includes song parody lyrics collected from Cascade Elementary School in Orem, Utah.

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Harold B. Lee Library

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Harper, Richard, 1980-

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Harper was born in Utah. He spent a few hears living in Germany with his family before moving back to Utah for middle and high school. He served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Germany. Harper earned an associate's degree from Utah Valley State College and then transferred to Brigham Young University. He was employed as a reading teacher at Cascade Elementary School in Orem, Utah for a short time. From the description of Jose do you see, by the dawn's...

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