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Recommended Western music for elementary school boys: world classics and popular songs

Recommended for elementary school students who are interested in Western music! Among these, I’ve chosen ones that are especially popular with boys.

I think there are many sounds you’ll instinctively like.

In a good way, many of the songs have strongly distinctive melodies.

I think you’ll be able to enjoy them for a long time.

Recommended Western music for elementary school boys: World classics and popular songs (91–100)

HappyPharrell Williams

Pharrell Williams – Happy (Official Video)
HappyPharrell Williams

Pharrell Williams’s massive hit.

It’s a feel-good track that tells you not to sweat the small stuff—“I’m happy anyway, so clap along with me.” The catchy melody and handclaps are pleasing to the ear, instantly turning the atmosphere of any place into something happy.

BelieveShawn Mendes

Shawn Mendes – Believe (Official)
BelieveShawn Mendes

An encouraging song released in 2015 by the talented young artist Shawn Mendes.

Its breezy, laid-back vibe makes it a very pleasant listen.

The message, “There’s nothing you can’t do.

I believe in you,” really gives you a push, doesn’t it?

Everything Is AwsomeTegan & Sara ft.The Lonely Island

Everything Is AWESOME!!! — The LEGO® Movie — Tegan and Sara feat. The Lonely Island
Everything Is AwsomeTegan & Sara ft.The Lonely Island

A song by Tegan and Sara, twin artists from Canada.

They’re women, but their boyish vocals are captivating.

Set to an electric melody, it celebrates the greatness of friends.

It’s a piece meant to be sung together with close friends or teammates.

Let’s Get It StartedThe Black Eyed Peas

The Black Eyed Peas – Let’s Get It Started
Let's Get It StartedThe Black Eyed Peas

A hit song by The Black Eyed Peas that instantly flips you into go-mode with a “Alright, let’s start from here!” vibe.

Since it’s rap, I think the difficulty is high, but the chorus is repetitive, and kids who take dance lessons could ride the rhythm and sing it really cool.

Ain’t No Mountain High EnoughMarvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell

A song released in 1967.

In the film Sister Act 2, it was covered in the ending by the cast who played the sisters and the students.

It’s an empowering piece that says, “No mountain’s too high, no valley too deep, no river too wide—I’ll cross them all to get to you.”