'Twas on a merry time,
when Jenny Wren was young,
so neatly as she danced
and so sweetly as she sung.
Robin Redbreast lost his heart,
he was a gallant bird,
he doffed his cap to Jenny Wren,
requesting to be heard.
Of kies een abonnement:
Of kies een abonnement:
Agenda werkplaats
27 september 2026
Zingen
Koor op school
11 oktober 2026
Instrumentaal
Ukelele spelen
25 oktober 2026
Zingen
Koordag
29 oktober 2026
Instrumentaal
Bamboefluit bouwen
1 november 2026
Dans & beweging
Bewegend zingen met kleuters
8 november 2026
Zingen
Zingen met je klas
1.
2.
"My dearest Jenny Wren,
if you will but be mine,
you shall dine on cherry pie
and drink nice currant wine;
I'll dress you like a gold-finch
or like a peacock gay,
so if you'll have me, Jenny, dear,
let us appoint the day."
if you will but be mine,
you shall dine on cherry pie
and drink nice currant wine;
I'll dress you like a gold-finch
or like a peacock gay,
so if you'll have me, Jenny, dear,
let us appoint the day."
3.
Jenny blushed behind her fan
and thus declared her mind:
"So let it be tomorrow,
Rob, I'll take your offer kind.
Cherry pie is very good
and so is currant wine,
but I will wear my plain brown gown,
and never dress too fine."
and thus declared her mind:
"So let it be tomorrow,
Rob, I'll take your offer kind.
Cherry pie is very good
and so is currant wine,
but I will wear my plain brown gown,
and never dress too fine."
4.
Robin Redbreast got up early,
all at the break of day,
He flew to Jenny Wren's house,
and sang a roundelay.
He sang of Robin Redbreast
and pretty Jenny Wren,
and when he came unto the end, h
he then began again.
all at the break of day,
He flew to Jenny Wren's house,
and sang a roundelay.
He sang of Robin Redbreast
and pretty Jenny Wren,
and when he came unto the end, h
he then began again.