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All in one: BOOM & RING KIT with Music-Go-Rounds (TM) color-coordinated instruments and activities. All instruments are in C major.

Children of different cultures share a love of music. Kostadin of Bulgaria has a passion for the kaval, a type of flute, but his father frowns on it because he needs his help in the fields.

Children of different cultures share one thing: a love of music which is their source of joy and motivation. Carlito lives in Columbia and wants to play accordion in the "Vallenato" musical style that he grew up hearing.

Children around the world share a passion for music.  Lucumi, from Havana, has heard the drums all his life and dreams of becoming a great rhumbero.

Children of different cultures share one thing: a love of music which is their source of joy and motivation.  12 yr. old Antonio lives in Andalusia. Born into a Gypsy family of flamenco artists, he dreams of performing on television. 

Children of different cultures focuses on a  young child’s devotion to a traditional instrument, its history and making,and how musical traditions are passed on. Highly recommended!  

The Impact of Music on the Movies... and on You! by Cathy Blair. Discover the power of music as you listen/watch/evaluate, and create your own movies! Kids love this!

Andrew Litton and the Dallas Symphony bring a new generation to the wonderful world of classical music, in this video demonstrating the expressive powers of music. Kids also get a chance to conduct.

Andrew Litton and the Dallas Symphony bring a new generation to the wonderful world of classical music, in this concert demonstrating the power of music to invoke pictures in the mind and on canvas.

Andrew Litton and the Dallas Symphony bring a new generation to the wonderful world of classical music, in this concert introducing jazz styles, improvisation, and audience syncopated hand-clapping.

Explore the role of music and patriotism during the War of 1812

by Elizabeth Bluemle, illus. by Randy Cecil.

by Thomas Locker.   Follow water, our precious resource, as it dances through our world.

The Story of the Recycled Orchestra of Paraguay by Susan Hood and Sally Wern Comport

 by Jo Empson

By Norma Jorgensen and Brian Harrison-Lever with title poem by John McCrae.

by Steve Schuch, illus. by Peter Sylvada

by Helen Ketteman, illus. by Ponder Goembel.

by Mary Ann Hoberman, illus. by Kevin Hawkes.

Jeanne M. Lee. A deaf/mute Cambodian girl learns to communicate through movement & dance.