Hokey Pokey: Personal Narrative
An experience of my own that involves a musical moment that brings a memory is a song called, “Hokey Pokey.” This is a nursery rhyme that children learn in elementary school. This song is an example of a musical moment that brings a memory to me because when I was in kindergarten, this song was played every day during dismissal time. While all of the students were waiting to be dismissed from the class the teacher would put this song every day. Meanwhile, the “Hokey Pokey” song played we would all get in a circle and start dancing to this song as a group. This memory brings a joyful moment because I would dance with my classmates that I had then.
One day that I picked up my sister from her pre-k class and I heard that the “Hokey Pokey” song
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