Baby Einstein: World Music

Baby Einstein: World Music

Baby Einstein’s newest DVD offers a whole new musical beat that exposes babies to music from around the world. The fun-damentals and beauty of music are explored through real world images and sounds collected around the globe and reorchestrated for baby’s eyes and ears. Activities and simple children’s songs encourage parents and babies to drum, shake, blow, strum and sing alon with the musical fun. Moms and their babies will share th ejoy of discovering music and the world together. Bonus featu

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5 Responses to “Baby Einstein: World Music”

  • D. CHAVEZ:

    Review by D. CHAVEZ for Baby Einstein: World Music
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    I purchased this video hoping to find joyful music from the world: polkas, tango, mariachis, african music.

    But you can’t find any of those.

    The dvd is a collage of images with music composed by the baby einstein musicians, which doesn’t represent the Music of the world.

    It is very boring. My children, who are the Baby Einstein biggest fans hardly look at it.

    Dissapointing.

  • Brimful Curiosities:

    Review by Brimful Curiosities for Baby Einstein: World Music
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    Get out your drums, shake your maracas and flip a rainstick. The Baby Einstein World Music DVD features songs and music from around the world in performed in the typical mellow, synthesized Baby Einstein fashion. Images from each of the seven continents and a variety of musical instruments accompany the music. Jane the jet setting monkey flies a plane over a spinning globe and takes babies and kids along for the journey. The monkey also stars in the silly puppet shows that break up the segments, each segment featuring a different continent. The DVD includes a few new play modes: “Grow with Me”, “Select a Segment” and “Discovery Cards.” The main feature runs 37 minutes.

    We prefer viewing mode 2 over viewing mode 1. Intended for toddlers and kids, the “Grow With Me” viewing mode (#2) plays the images along with text and spoken language, instead of just visuals and music. Also, the kids really enjoy the DVD when I bring out some instruments for them to use while viewing. The instruments featured in the DVD are a wood flute, maracas, a rainstick, didgeridoo, djembe (drum), harp, and pipa (stringed instrument). My kids especially like watching the bonus Select a Segment: World Music Songs. Sung by children, the songs include “Shoo Fly”, “Aloutte”, “Arroz con Leche” and “Kogame, Kogame”.

    To be honest, I was expecting a little more lively variation of world music from Baby Einstein. The slower tempo segments (Asia, Antarctica) aren’t as interesting for my kids as the upbeat ones. We are used to listening to Putumayo label music and would have liked to see Baby Einstein incorporate more energy in their musical selections this time around. I also wish the segments included more images of babies from around the world and fewer landscape/water shots. The DVD and CD are recommended if you want calming, soothing world music and have enjoyed previous Baby Einstein music products.

  • Chantal A. Braddy:

    Review by Chantal A. Braddy for Baby Einstein: World Music
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    This is the one trick in our hat that NEVER fails. Our now almost a year daughter has been enjoying this dvd since about 6 months. She LOVES this! I don’t let her watch alot of tv, but have tried a few other baby einstein dvds and barney, seseame street etc… Doesn’t really care for any of it, but this one dvd. So she watches it a few times a week and never gets tired of it. The music is great…and generally very fun to watch. I do have to say that the typical baby einstein dvd is pretty boring. This is not. One of our best purchases!

  • George S. Vaszily:

    Review by George S. Vaszily for Baby Einstein: World Music
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    Our grankids love this musical video. They learn so much from watching it: world geography, traditional music from all continents, various customs and how music can be a common theme for all of us to live together.Our grandkids become totally involved in this great presentation.

  • W. Chapin:

    Review by W. Chapin for Baby Einstein: World Music
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    The Baby Einstein DVDs have been a great, before bed, treat for my 2 year old. She looks forward to watching her DVD as an end of day treat. They are also great when you have to get things done! World Music incorporates wonderful tunes and instruments that I didn’t even the know the names or origins of. Highly recommend.

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