Constellations Song (Full)

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I use this song when I teach astronomy. It includes the Latin and English constellation names, major stars and objects, pictures and outlines, and how to find them. Yes, it's a long song, but it's meant to be learned in pieces, by seasons.
Split into parts: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeXvGTegqDN8D3KfldxxXKN3Bx6G0dijv&feature=shared
Northern circumpolar at the beginning.
Winter: 02:11
Spring: 04:40
Summer: 06:19
Fall: 10:04
Southern: 12:06
Credits:
-Lyrics written by Elizabeth Crachi.
-Sung by the 2016-2017 fourth grade class of Loudonville Christian School under the direction of Elizabeth Crachi (I am not a music teacher- this was just my class for the year).
-Students: Michael A., George Arakelian, Jack Bibighaus, Leina Bigham, Coya D., Isaiah Forney, Ben Hoffman, Russel Irish, Katherine Johnson, Everest Kuang, Jakob Lamb, Ashley Lee, Josiah Mo, Ryan O'Connell, Rachael Phillips, Ethan Quadrini, Isabella Rizzo, Lauren Rooney, Joshua Roopchand, Mae Thompson, Austin Yim, Cooper Yim.
-Audacity help from Jesse Calhoun.
-Recording device from Jason Purificato.
-“Do Re Mi” song from The Sound of Music by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II and this instrumentation version is from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6ZXLOupaFw.
-Hemisphere pictures from: https://pics-about-space.com/nasa-constellation-chart-northern-hemisphere?p=2#img11290309962204455879.
-Constellation outlines from http://www.seasky.org/constellations/constellations.html.
-Constellation pictures from an old website that no longer exists.
-Other pictures from https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html or https://www.space.com/.
-Pronunciations from http://www.starrynighteducation.com/resources_pronunciation.html.