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rosie.clarinet
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I need to buy some flash cards and i can't find any anywhere!
It would help if they could be sent by post.

Has any one any ideas?

Thanks!!

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Violinia
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I need to buy some flash cards and i can't find any anywhere!
It would help if they could be sent by post.

Has any one any ideas?

Thanks!!


The Kodaly (British Kodaly Academy) - http://www.britishkodalyacademy.org/ - do some great ones - about £25 a pack.

Violinia
Garkleine
What kind?
Perhaps you could make them?
I recently bought an A4 laminator from Tesco for £17:97 and have used it for allsorts including flashcards. wink.gif
elmo
I bought 100 coloured ones from my newsagents last year fro 99p. WH Smith have some good ones too.
Semele
Chester's flash cards are good.They also come in a plastic wallet. About a fiver.

ISBN 0-7119-2159-8
nicki_flute
WH Smith do some plain, coloured and lined ones for £1.99, you get a 100 in each pack. They're buy one get one free or something at the moment, because it is exam season smile.gif
Semele
QUOTE (nicki_flute @ Apr 17 2005, 08:07 PM)
WH Smith do some plain, coloured and lined ones for £1.99, you get a 100 in each pack. They're buy one get one free or something at the moment, because it is exam season smile.gif

Buy one get one free. This phrase is up there with the words sale and reduced. Tis wonderful...off there tomorrow. Thanks for that.
Rosemary
Apologies if this is a really stupid question...but what have the WH Smith flash cards got on them? Are they full of musical notes - for note recognition?! I'd be interested to know because an adult has asked me for some. Thanks.
Semele
Rosemary

I haven't seen the WHSmith ones,but they must be the same.Notation and such. There are also some musical card games,like Classical Snap, Musical Pairs,Quartet and Measure Up.Again around a fiver each.
Semele
Update: Ventured into WHSmith ...a big shop. They don't stock flash cards...except some ladybird things for toddlers.

But it wasn't wasted time as box files etc are 1/2 price smile.gif
nicki_flute
I don't think they're called flash cards, the one I mean. I'll look on the website for you smile.gif

OH wait! I have misunderstood you. You mean ones with musical things on? Not just blank cards with lines on???
Semele
Ahhhh. I must have misunderstood. I know hal leonard do coloured ones and reading the other posts I thought WHS did something similar.
nicki_flute
Sorry, were the above sites helpful?
Rosemary
Thanks Nicki_flute

I may order the Chesters cards. I wonder if they are available through music shops? I've never seen them. I may give them a go!

Thank.

Rosemary.
noodle
Yes Rosemary, you should be able to get the Chester flashcards from music shops. I also have a set of Bastien flashcards which are a bit more advanced - key signatures, intervals as well as nore basic cards.
Semele
Dear Nicki

Thankyou for going to the trouble of posting those links.

Here are some more you may not have:

http://www.sheetmusicuk.com/

http://www.dotdismus.com/abrsm/index.asp

http://www.boothsmusic.co.uk/index.htm

http://www.sheetmusicwarehouse.co.uk/index.html

This is something for you for your trouble.

I tried to get the direct link ,but couldn't. Scroll down and click on White Horses... the programme was rather dull and in black & white,but still a fab tune.

whitehorses.mp3 [532 Kb MPEG Layer3 file]

http://tv.cream.org/specialassignments/themes/5.htm#w
Semele
As Tony Christie is in the charts again,who remembers his other hit from The Protectors??? I have never forgotton the opening credits when Robert Vaughn threw a bit of bacon to his great dane and cracked open two eggs with one hand.I have never been able to do that!!!! sad.gif

Thought The Flashing Blade...another Saturday morning kids programme from the 70s was in this lot,but it isn't.

Noodle...the CD has arrived at the library...the Lee Hazlewood or Hazelwood one. Going to collect it tomorrow.
noodle
QUOTE (Semele @ Apr 18 2005, 10:33 PM)

Noodle...the CD has arrived at the library...the Lee Hazlewood or Hazelwood one. Going to collect it tomorrow.

Good. That didn't take too long. Let me know what you think! unsure.gif
nicki_flute
Thanks for taking the time to get all those links for me biggrin.gif I really appreciate it!
Semele
Nicki

Hoped you liked it!

Noodle

There really isn't enough time in the day to get through everything at the moment.

Just started to play the CD. It's in the same vein as Bacharach and Mr Hazlewood has a southern drawl to his voice. A bit cowboyish...but then again it isn't C & W which doesn't do anything for me. It's rather strange listening them boots sung by a man.

First impressions is that the CD is nice background music...nothing profound nor inspiring. Disc 1 has 22 tracks and Disc 2 has 13.

Mmmmmm... I don't think it's worth buying unless it's about a fiver. I think it would begin to irritate me after a while...BUT...definitely worth 50p to hire for a week from the library. The Corrs have yet to arrive.I think this is a better bet.

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PS I wish the weather was like this yesterday!!! Glorious here.
nicki_flute
We had lovely weather this morning and thunderstorms and rain this afternoon :-\

I did like the track, thanks a lot biggrin.gif
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