This advert features two kids performing a rapid 'eyebrow dance' whilst sitting in a photography studio. The song featured in the advert is "Don't Stop The Rock" by Freestyle.

KS2/3 idea: Ask pupils on which beats of the bar do the kids first twitch their eyebrows? [Ans: beats 2 and 4 (the backbeats)]. The girl improvises a sycopated rhythm on the balloon toward the end. Which percussion instrument in the track also plays similar syncopated patterns? [Ans: cowbell] Can pupils improvise their own syncopated rhythms as the soundtrack plays?

KS3/4 idea: The soundtrack is based on 2 chords (Fm and Eflat) and might be used as a stimulus for pupils to compose a similar advert soundtrack using, say, Am and G.

Violinist from Paul Whiteman's Orchestra of the 1920s plays a quirky, entertaining medley of variations on well known tunes including Silent night, Pop Goes the Weasel and switches to the Bicycle Pump for a rendition of Sousa's Stars and Stripes forever.
KS1/2 pupils will no doubt be entertained but may also notice how he raises up on his shoes when playing higher notes in the melody and may also be able to identify some of these tunes. Perhaps the use of a bicycle pump may be inspirational to pupils considering creating a junk orchestra.