




1987 Guide Badge Book Amendments - Folk Singer Badge
1) On any instrument accompany three camp fire songs each in a different key sung by yourself or others.
2) Sing four songs, each from a different land. At least one should be in a foreign language.
3) a) Improvise a second part or an accompaniment to a well-known song chosen by the tester who will let you have the words and tune before the day of the test.
or
b) Sing an original song, the words and music of which you have written yourself.
4) Take to the test your own collection of the words and music of at least twenty songs. You should also have a working knowledge of the sources of the material, such as song books or tapes/records currently published by the GGA (these could be Company property).

1989 Guide Badge Book - Folk Singer Badge
1) On any instrument accompany three camp fire songs each in a different key sung by yourself or others.
2) Sing four songs, each from a different land. At least one should be in a foreign language.
3) a) Improvise a second part or an accompaniment to a well-known song chosen by the tester who will let you have the words and tune before the day of the test.
or
b) Sing an original song, the words and music of which you have written yourself.
4) Take to the test your own collection of the words and music of at least twenty songs. You should also have a working knowledge of the sources of the material, such as song books or tapes/records currently published by the GGA (these could be Company property).

1991 Guide Badge Book - Folk Singer Badge
1) On any instrument accompany three camp-fire songs sung by yourself or others. Each song must be in a different key.
2) Sing four songs, each from a different land. At least one song should be in a foreign language.
3) Either improvise a second part or an accompaniment to a well-known song chosen by the tester (she will let you have the works and tune before the day of the test).
Or
Sing an original song, the words and music of which you have written yourself.
4) Take your own collection of the work and music of twenty or more songs to the test. Know where the material comes from , such as song books or apes and records currently published by the GGA (these could belong to the unit).
