Yet another award to add to the long list for Dinostory: The Ultimate Dinosaur Rock Opera, as created, written and produced by Rainbow Songs’ own founder and director, Mike Whitla!
This time it’s for the fun (and tricky!) to sing: “Parasaurolophus is a Mouthful for All of Us”. This song was chosen as a Finalist for the 2011 Great American Song Contest, an award which receives over 1500 entries and has a judging board consisting of many respected industry professionals.
Check out the review that the song received:
“Of all of the “Dinosaur Collection” this one is the most well rounded, catchy and musically entertaining one of the bunch. Excellent work! Congratulations this song has been selected be a finalist in the “special” category of the Great American Song Contest. It’s always refreshing to hear such a well-crafted and entertaining songs and it’s been a pleasure listening to your work! Keep up the great work and continued luck with your songwriting!”
For more information about the Great American Song Contest and to see other winners, go to: http://www.greatamericansong.com/honorary.html
The Rainbow Songs approach to teaching and learning comes from the belief that there is interconnectedness between music, movement and language that support each other through the learning process. I’ve often conceptualized the relationship of three elements as the three points of a triangle. The triangle, with its inherent support and structural integrity, is an apt metaphor for this method as it can support learning in the same way triangles support structures from the pyramids to modern day buildings. Let’s briefly define the three points on the triangle:
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