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-# I'm Dona, Dona Direidi!

-Yeah, that's me

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-# If you don't like me,

-it's your problem obviously

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-# Yeah, I'm Dona, Dona Direidi!

-Yeah, that's me

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-# If you don't like me,

-it's your problem obviously #

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-Hello there.

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-I was day-dreaming.

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-Do you know what day-dreaming is?

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-It's when you dream

-but you're still wide awake.

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-I was day-dreaming.

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-Actually, I was day-dreaming

-that I was a famous pop star.

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-Just imagine.

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-I'd still wear pink and gold...

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-..but I think

-I'd need pink glasses too.

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-Wah-wah-wee-wah. Can you hear that?

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-It's the type of music you hear when

-a pop star walks on the red carpet.

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-Someone really, really, really

-famous might be in there.

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-Come on, let's take a closer look.

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-What are you doing?

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-Practising, for when

-the famous person walks in.

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-What famous person?

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-There must be someone famous here

-because you played that music.

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-The music you play to let people

-know someone famous is around.

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-It is similar to that type of music.

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-But we're only rehearsing.

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-Rehearsing?

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-Is that all you're doing?

-I was so excited.

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-Hey, I've had a good idea.

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-No, not a good idea - a great idea.

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-Since you want to rehearse

-and I want to be a pop star...

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-..let's work together.

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-Can I be your pop star?

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-She could help us.

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-Good idea.

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-Yeah!

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-I don't look very famous

-at the moment.

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-I need sunglasses.

-And you need uniforms.

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-Cool.

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-We look perfect.

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-I'm not sure about these clothes.

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-You look cool.

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-I'm going to be a famous pop star

-so I need music.

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-So stuff those things

-in your mouths.

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-Those things?

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-Those things?

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-Your instruments.

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-I know their names -

-I've just forgotten.

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-Do you want to... remind me?

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-I play the trumpet.

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-I play the trumpet.

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-I play the trombone.

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-Sounds like phone.

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-Can you play the trombone

-while you're on the phone?

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-No, Dona.

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-No, Dona.

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-I like the sound you make.

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-It's loud, like me.

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-I'd like to have a go. Can I?

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-Of course.

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-Hold the trumpet like this

-and blow like that.

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-OK.

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-This isn't an instrument

-for a pop star.

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-Can I have a go on yours?

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-Hold the trombone like this

-and blow like this.

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-It's OK. A pop star doesn't need

-to know how to play an instrument.

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-Right then, I'm going to walk

-like a pop star on the red carpet...

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-..and you're going to play

-the music you played earlier.

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-OK.

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-Oh, yeah!

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-First, Aled on the trumpet.

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-Matthew on the trombone.

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-Oh, yeah.

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-That's enough of being a pop star.

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-It's not much fun without real fans.

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-Let's change back to how we were.

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-OK.

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-There we go. It's nice

-being Dona Direidi again.

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-I'm a great rapper.

-I spend my days rapping and rhyming.

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-Horn and Sion Corn!

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-Can Sion Corn play the horn?

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-I can rhyme too.

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-French horn and torn.

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-French horn? What's that?

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-Do you have to speak French

-to play it?

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-Bonjour!

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-It's part of the brass section.

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-It's part of the brass section.

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-Watch this.

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-There are lots of instruments

-in an orchestra.

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-I like your section.

-Well done, the brass section.

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-Why the brass section?

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-Why is it called that?

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-All our instruments are made

-out of a metal called brass.

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-A special metal called brass.

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-Playing those instruments?

-I think I'll pass.

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-I rhymed brass with pass -

-I don't think anyone noticed.

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-Well done, Dona.

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-Thank you.

-Hey, I've had a good idea.

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-No, not a good idea. A great idea.

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-Let's play a game

-about brass instruments.

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-Would you like to play my game?

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-Would you like to play my game?

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-Yes.

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-Come on then.

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-Right then.

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-There are pairs of different

-instruments on the table.

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-We'd better go through them first

-to know what they are.

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-The trombone.

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-The bugle.

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-The French horn.

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-The trumpet.

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-The tuba.

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-Your task is to remember

-where I put every pair.

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-When I turn over a card, try

-and remember where the partner is.

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-Understand? OK.

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-Turn around.

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-I'm going to turn them all over.

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-OK. Ready.

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-Ready? The first card is this one.

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-Where's its partner?

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-There.

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-Well done, Matthew.

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-1-0 to you.

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-Next, this one.

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-That one.

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-Oh, no. The bugle.

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-Oh, dear.

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-Try again.

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-There.

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-Well done. 2-0 to Matthew.

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-Next...

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-..the French horn -

-where's its partner?

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-Hooray! Well done, Aled.

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-Next, this one.

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-Where's the tuba?

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-Who gets the point?

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-2-2.

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-The final one is the bugle.

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-It's here!

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-It's a tied game. Well done.

-Congratulations to you both.

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-High five. High five.

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-# I like being noisy,

-noise makes me happy

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-# But when you blow one of these

-you must be careful

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-# This is the trombone,

-it has a long arm

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-# It can make all kinds of sounds

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-# All kinds of instruments

-produce a wonderful sound

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-# Stand up, listen to the music

-and dance together

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-# Percussion and string instruments

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-# You blow into some instruments,

-I love to hear their sound

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-# This is the trumpet,

-it's made of brass

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-# Blowing is hard work

-but the sound makes me happy

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-# It's loud and powerful,

-it will wake you up

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-# Hearing the trumpet

-is quite a relief

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-# All kinds of instruments

-produce a wonderful sound

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-# Stand up, listen to the music

-and dance together

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-# Percussion and string instruments

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-# You blow into some instruments,

-I love to hear their sound #

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