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Unit 30 · Wir machen Musik · A1 · Premium

German Music Songs for Kids

Drums, guitars, trumpets and a band made of kitchen pots: songs about making music, where every instrument plays right after its name. These German songs also include a freeze-dance game, with every line next to its English meaning.

4 songs · 42 key words · lyrics with English translation on every song

The music songs

German music words from these songs

Every key word and phrase across the unit, with its English meaning.

GermanEnglish
die Trommeldrum
die Gitarreguitar
das Klavierpiano
die Geigeviolin
die Trompetetrumpet
die Flöteflute
das Xylophonxylophone
das Tamburintambourine
hör mal!listen!
was ist das?what is it?
ich spiele TrommelI play the drum
der Topfpot
der Löffelspoon
der Deckellid
das Glasjar
hau draufbang
klopftap
schüttelshake
lauterlouder
leisersofter
wir machen Musiklet's make music
alle zusammenall together
das Orchesterorchestra
der Elefant spielt Trompetethe elephant plays the trumpet
die Katze spielt Geigethe cat plays the violin
der Frosch spielt Trommelthe frog plays the drum
der Vogel spielt Flötethe bird plays the flute
der Bär spielt Klavierthe bear plays the piano
seid ihr bereit?ready?
los geht'splay!
bravobravo
verbeugentake a bow
tanz!dance!
stopp!freeze!
die Musikthe music
wenn die Musik aufhörtwhen the music stops
wie eine Statuelike a statue
nicht bewegendon't move
nicht lachendon't laugh
dreh dichspin
schnellfast
langsamslow

Tips for parents

  • Make a kitchen band with pots, wooden spoons and a jar of rice, and use the German words for each one.
  • Play freeze dance for real: pause the music and say the German word for freeze.
  • Pretend to play each instrument as it is sung — strum, blow, bang — so the word goes with a movement.

Questions parents ask

Do we need real instruments?
No. Pots, spoons, a box and a jar of rice are enough, and miming works just as well. What matters is that each word goes with a sound or a movement.
Which German words are in these music songs?
42 key words and phrases, including die Trommel (drum), die Gitarre (guitar), das Klavier (piano), die Geige (violin), die Trompete (trumpet), die Flöte (flute), das Xylophon (xylophone), das Tamburin (tambourine). The full list is above, and every song page shows the complete lyrics with translation.
Are the German music songs free?
The lyrics, translations and word lists here are free to read. Playing the songs is part of Premium, which you can try free for 7 days. The first unit, greeting songs, is free forever.
How long are the songs?
Between 1:50 and 3:02 each, about 10 minutes for all 4. Short enough to replay, which is where most of the learning happens.

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