Welcome to Debbie Carroll’s website!

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Find out about Debbie’s recordings for young children, workshops and family concerts.  Listen to sound clips on the music page.  And don’t forget to peek in the mailbox!

June 19 at the Richmond Hill Library

24 Jun 2009

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June 19 at The Richmond Hill Public Library – a workshop for librarians. Debbie shared new and traditional songs and rhymes for enhanced storytimes.  Among the many action songs: ”Love is like glue, it sticks us together….back to back, back to back, stick your back to my back!”.

June 13 at Riverdale Farm

18 Jun 2009

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June 13 at Riverdale Farm, Toronto, at The Great Big Enormous Storytelling Afternoon put on by CASC (Canadian Association of Storytellers for Children. Debbie sang, Eve Goldberg played guitar and Carol Ashton did a wonderful imitation of a mic stand. Here you see them performing “I Shut the Door” and Debbie is saying “Creeeeeeeeeak!”

Next Performance:

15 Jun 2009

Debbie Carroll and Banjo Bob at The Word on the Street (2008)

Debbie Carroll and Banjo Bob will be performing at THE WORD ON THE STREET, Toronto 2009. Look for them at The Little Readers Tent!  

About THE WORD ON THE STREET: 

On the last Sunday in September, Queen’s Park will transform into a booklover’s paradise with a marketplace of more than 258 book and magazine exhibits, 248 of Canada’s top authors, poets, storytellers and presenters and 198 readings, performances, workshops and other events.

 The Word On The Street and all of its events are FREE!

http://www.thewordonthestreet.ca/

Simply Beautiful Review

14 Nov 2008

PreS-Gr3 – Canadian Debbie Carroll’s latest recording is true to its title.  Borrowing themes from nature and family, each song is presented professionally with accompaniment on instruments such as the mandolin, Celtic harp, fiddle, and hurdy-gurdy that enhances the pieces.  Her mature voice on the 19 tracks provides a calmness to each song.  Among the guest performers are David Francey and Sharlene Wallace.  Both traditional and original songs are included;  liner notes give a short background about the inspiration for the lyrics.  Among the action songs, fingerplays, and lullabies are “Jack Jingle,” “Which is the Way the Wind Blows?,” “Train is a-Comin’,” “Oats, Peas, Beans and Barley,” “Sailing,” and others.  The CD includes PDF files with the lyrics and actions to the songs.  AN ESSENTIAL PURCHASE FOR GENERAL LISTENING AND PRESCOOL COLLECTIONS – Kirsten Martindale, formerly Menomonie Public Library, WI (caps D.C.) - for the School Library Journal, October 2008