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It’s the excellent introduction to classical melody for kids aged 4 and above. Search out where you hear melody, who writes it and what all the instruments sound like. Meet the good composers and be wowed by the orchestra. Tap any words or pictures and hear the text narrated, extracts of melody, and variety of animations and sound effects. The animals can dance, sing and play! Ideal for kids to have fun alone or together with a parent, this apk is bursting with various pieces of melody. It will fire the imagination of kids and delight parents. A full album of melody contains Grieg’s Peer Gynt, Mozart’s Magic Flute, Williams’s Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, Saint-Saëns’s Carnival of the Animals, Holst’s Planets, Stravinsky’s Petrushka, Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf and a lot of, a lot of more. “…a venture that gives the project of introducing kids to proper melody its largest boost since Peter and the Wolf.” The Sunday Times on My First Classical Melody Book Based on the hugely successful My First Classical Melody Ebook, published by the world’s biggest independent classical record company, Naxos. There are three main sections: When? Where? / People / Instruments. Friendly, engaging narration – tap on any piece of text to hear it. Also included are Questions and ‘Listen For’ advices from the Melody Bird: receive more from the melody. There are over 40 various pieces of melody featured, in perfect recordings. Every instrument in the orchestra is demonstrated! Lively, characterful illustrations throughout.