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Nursery rhymes covers a variety of songs for kids, including lullabies for the youngest children, bedtime songs for older children that indicate kids to go to bed, counting rhymes helping kids to learn numbers and counting, the nursery rhymes associated with actions and dances for kids to join in and imitate their parents, and more.

Here we've listed top 5 best nursery rhymes in different types so you can make no difficulty to download the nursery rhyme songs with YouTube Kids app or YouTube music downloader and enlarge your playlist to teach your children the words and the rhyme pattern and add fun. Bye, Baby Bunting 2.

Rock-a-Bye Baby 3. Hush, Little Baby 4. Wee Willie Winkie 5. Now this melody was written by me and to be honest is one I am rather proud of. The original lyrics were available but with no tune so to enhance and lengthen to track for The Nursery Rhyme Collection a brand new melody was created. The lullaby is a little story about those moments the parent leaves the child to sleep last thing in the evening, puts out the light and the child makes a bedtime wish as the stars peep through the window.

There was always one person on my mind to perform this vocal; it simply had to be Soprano Rachel Hodge. Now Rachel is talented and extremely capable Soprano who is lovely to work with in the studio. She takes everything in her stride in the studio environment and is always very relaxed and calm; a real joy to work with in fact. I met Rachel via my two children as she was and still is with my youngest boy at the time of writing their primary school teacher!

Rachel sings on quite a few of our tracks on The Nursery Rhyme Collection but she particularly suits the Lullabies and Chill-out songs with her voice style. Our thanks go to Rachel for being involved with our project; we were truly honored to make use of her glorious tones and professional approach.

Star Light, Star Bright Sample. Right up until the first main overdub additional recordings layered over the existing backing track. The first main overdub in every of the four Nursery Rhyme Collection double albums was always where our main keyboardist and arranger Rick Benbow came over to Comfy Towers Studios in Nottingham for the weekend. Rick would add his parts pointing the music heavily in whichever direction each track would want to go.

Silver Beatles drummer at the time with Mike and I was Peter Kalff who we have now met already through this forum but he was unavailable in the UK at the time, so when it came to recording drums for the track in typical McCartney style - I just did them myself. There were now Ringo-esque drums, McCartney-eque bass and vocals all recorded by me, Harrison-esque Guitar and vocal recorded by Mike and a splashing of real vintage L Beatle model Hammond organ — played by ehem…me again!

All that was left to achieve was the Lennon-eque parts. Mike and I turned to our former band leader and brilliant Lennon impersonator who still leads the new line up of The Silver Beatles who continue to tour Germany. His name is Johnny Silver and neither of us had worked with him for some years. This was great news and finally, through the magic of the internet, his recorded parts were delivered — just in time for the release and it completed the final track of recording of the current to be recorded so far.

Mike put the icing on the cake with a luscious George martin-esque mix and the track was complete. Each vocal part had been recorded THREE separate times for each harmony — just had the Beatles had done throughout Abbey Road to get that thick and rich sounding vocal. What a lovely way for kids to get turned on to the wonderful sounds of the sixties! I wonder if you can spot which song from the album the song is based on…easy?

Mike is a longtime friend and musical partner of the Producer Ian Watts and has been critical in the production of all aspects of the Nursery Rhymes. From there the two hit it off and started developing lots of projects together, some musical theatre, some recording projects. The Nursery Rhyme Collection was born as one of these projects.

Mike not only performs guitar, vocals, keyboards, recorder, sitar, glockenspiel to name but a few on many of the tracks but also was the main mixing sound engineer — the person responsible for ensuring all sound levels are correct and work together.

Mike also develops the artwork for the album based on original art from our artist Rachel Hudson. Star Sky Lullaby Sample. She has of course dipped in and out of the recording sessions for the tracks over the period in which they were recorded. She was the inspiration to me for many of the tracks in the collection, having sung them to our own two children and she acted as an unofficial producer herself offering her opinions and directing my approach on the recordings as they were being auditioned.

Then her and the kids started singing My Big Heart with full lyrics and a melody, I immediately recorded her second run through on my phone and jumped on the piano to work out the melody and chords, the following week we recorded it with The Singalongasong Band, Celine added her vocal and the sessions produced a little cracker of a kids song teaching children about the parts of their bodies, fresh and joyful and created by my lovely wife!

Thanks Celine for all your support through this massive recording project. Sing A Rainbow Sample. Gary Holmes is a drummer who knows his rudiments! But most of all his drumming breathes that vintage Sixties feel. The little intro roll to our free MP3 of the week shows it all.

He joined the project at day one and he is still going strong. Thanks to Gary for adding that special Beat! Wibble Wobble, Wibble Wobble! Brilliant — love it - what a great track Jelly On A Plate has turned out to be.

The track feel and style was constructed and built around the descending piano idea used in the introduction along with the hilarious drum part created by Gary. We are extremely grateful to Pete and honoured to have these tracks showcased on our Nursery Rhyme Collection products! Both brothers seem to have a natural musical ability and are comfortable in the recording studio environment.

Jelly On A Plate Sample. The sessions with Trevor were always brilliant fun; working out what each track required, interpreting it to Trevor, making scribble on a page and then trying to achieve it. This often pushed Trevor to the limits of his ever increasing abilities in being challenged to meet the producers demands. The Producer firmly believes that the freshest performances, created in the studio without too much preparation, usually sound the best.

Often Trevor surprised himself with the results and we are certainly extremely happy with what he could deliver under pressure. The Peter Hammers saxophone part is not a particularly challenging part, however it certainly captures the right feel for the track with its relentless rhythm and three note hook line, download our free download of the week now to hear it.

Peter Hammers Sample. Some of our guest musicians and singers contribute to only one or two songs, not for any negative reason of course but simply that it helps with the diversity of the songs as discussed last week in our post about musician Dave Gregory. He gladly got involved and produced a great vocal during a very good fun recording session on this song capturing a delightful playfulness in the vocal on the song that is our free download of this week.

On this song you also hear our other saxophonist we are extremely lucky! Trevor Dobson. Trevor will be our featured artist next week. So far in our posts you have mainly been introduced to musicians who were involved in the Nursery Rhymes project as a whole; over all or most volumes of The Nursery Rhyme Collections. So, when we ask Dave to record his performance for our project it is of course naturally and heavily influenced by jazz; he may play a jazz run of notes scale or phrase in a certain way for example.

The children create a circle whilst a child picks a partner and they dance and weave in and out of the other children in the circle, they then swap over with a different partner and on it goes.

Our version is sang by our main singer Rebecca Leivers who we met last week with singer Jamie Tennant and rapper Duke 01 both of whom we will meet soon through this forum. Dave plays Tenor, Alto and Soprano sax and uses all three to good effect over our collections. Dave is also a regular drummer in a Baptist Church band adding to his influences and diversity!

At last it's time to introduce our wonderful and brilliant main singer. Rebecca Leivers joined the nursery rhyme recording project right at the very beginning and she continued to be involved throughout all our Nursery Rhymes Collections. By pure luck Rebecca happened to be in the producers recording studio supplying backing vocals for the band she was in at the time Ian was just planning the nursery rhyme project.

At the end of the session Ian made the request that she consider doing some singing on some nursery rhymes to which Rebecca albeit somewhat surprised and bemused agreed.

She then went on to supply top class vocals for many of the songs over the span of the four collections. Percy Jacksen 2 May Reply. Singing Bell 2 May Reply. Thank you for visiting, keep coming back! Benraj SD 2 Jun Reply. Hi, Can I use these audios for my app for kids.

Singing Bell 2 Jun Reply. Hi, please contact us at: info singing-bell. Shani L Ganga 26 Aug Reply. Can these songs be used in youtube videos? Singing Bell 30 Aug Reply. P C Pandit 16 Dec Reply. Sudha Krishnan 24 Jan Reply. Beautiful instrumental nursery rhyme tunes…loved them all.