Course Description

Germany's cultural "Schlager" music is the theme of this listening project that focuses on one particular American singer who has made a successful career singing Schlager in German in Germany.

Be sure to complete the introduction to Schalger Musik course before starting this one!

Course curriculum

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    Song 3 = Was War Los Gestern Nacht?

    • Start & Complete Each Assignment By Labeling The Top Of A New Page In Your Composition Notebook

    • ASSIGNMENT 1 = Watch This "Was war los gestern Nacht" Music Video. Write A Reflection In Your Composition Notebook.

    • ASSIGNMENT 2 = Complete This Worksheet (Get A Copy In Class Or Print). You May Rewatch The Video As Often As You Need. Staple Into Notebook When Finished.

    • NOTE: You Need This Recording to Complete the Final Exercise on the Worksheet

    • ASSIGNMENT 3 = Correct Your Worksheet Using a Red Pencil and This Answer Key. Do Not Open This Until You Have Written An Answer For Every Exercise On The Worksheet.

    • ASSIGNMENT 4 = Tracking Activity (With Audio) + Reflection

    • ASSIGNMENT 5 = Watch Sarah Sing This Song On A TV Special (Watch For Details In The Background) & Translate The Posted Show Description.

    • ASSIGNMENTS 6 & 7 = Translate & Correct This Song Into English (Or Your Native Language). ASSIGNMENT 8 = Add Phrases To Your Spiral Notebook.

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    • ASSIGNMENT 9 = Test Yourself In Your Spiral Vocabulary Notebook On Finished Headlists & Old Distillation Lists. Date Everything You Do.

    • ASSIGNMENT 10 = Sing the Refrain In Class With Your Classmates. Watch How Sarah Sings this Song in a Studio.

    • Listen to the Slow Audio: "Was War Los Gestern Nacht?" at SLOW Speed

    • Finished Early? Practice The 4000 Individual German Vocabulary Words In The Langenscheidt Textbook.

    • Freitags = Q3 Grammatik

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