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	• Meet the Orchestra Ann Hayes Voyager Books, 1995 - 32 pages average customer review:based on 13 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A wonderful book to instill interest in music for young readers.

A delightful, beautifully illustrated book, wonderful for
children three years and older.

Stephen Halpern

Great Book

I really like the pictures and descriptions in this book! I know my students will like it and will be able to learn from it!

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Introduction to Music

I bought this book for my 4 year old grandaughter after members of the symphony visted her pre-school. The illustrations are beautiful and the animal musicians kept her interest as we talked about each of the instruments. The book is a wonderful way to intoduce any child to the joys of music.

Start Their Emotional Intelligence Young for the Sheer Joy of It

As someone who teaches and coaches emotional intelligence, I'm always saddened to find people whose emotional lives are stunted for lack of introduction to the arts. I include great art, symphonies and opera, in my EQ Foundation Course for adults, and in my coach certification training program. Why? Because we know we need it! Classical music is an acquired taste, because in the US we don't grow up with it. I bought this book hoping to include it with my EQ products, and to offer it as a selection for my Club Vivo Per Lei/I Live for Music, and I love it. Buy the book for your little one and then go with them to Barber of Seville; it's humor appeals to all ages, over time. (Spend the money to sit right up front; the immediacy is important!) And put the arts in your budget right after food, clothing and shelter. The arts develops the emotional life in an intelligent way. It can't over-ride IQ, but without it, IQ is rendered ineffective. Ask Turandot, wink wink. He had to teach her that his name was love, and he didn't do it with his intellect, he did it with a kiss.

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This lyrical romp through the orchestra begins with animal musicians slowly gathering for the evening performance. Poetic descriptions suggest the sounds of the instruments, and lively watercolor illustrations capture the playful essence of each musician and musical instrument. ?It?s a smashing introduction to classical music, and a must prior to a first visit to the symphony.?--Publishers Weekly

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