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Baby mozart? is a gentle, happy introduction to wolfgang amadeus mozart's music. We've combined baby friendly musical arrangements with silly sound effects to keep your baby focused and engaged. Rather than abstract computer graphics or cartoon animation, we use real-world objects in our video scenes. We call this programming concept a 'video board book?.' It offers you many opportunities to teach your baby new words and develop concepts, such as color, size, scale and 'how many.' We think you'll enjoy the time you spend watching and listening to baby mozart with your child. Some research suggests that a relationship exists between exposure to mozart's music and increases in spatial reasoning abilities and intelligence, a phenomenon dubbed 'the mozart effect.' In general, listening to classical music has been shown to affect health in positive ways. It can increase endorphin levels, boost the immune function, regulate stress-related hormones, strengthen memory and improve coordination. Music featured on baby mozart: fanfare themes from the magic flute, piano sonata in c, k545, piano sonata in c, k330, variations, k265/300e, concerto for flute and harp in c, k299, piano sonata in a, k331, piano sonata in c, k545, sonata in d for two pianos, k448, divertmento no. 17 In d, piano sonata in b flat, k570, piano sonata in f, k533, the magic flute, k620, papageno arias, symphony no. 41 In c, k551. Baby einstein? uses real-world objects, music, art, language, science, and nature to expose young children to the world around them in playful, enriching ways. Format: color, closed-captioned. Dvd features: menus / still frames / scene access repeat play and auto-play options video tutorial: baby einstein overview printed parents guide running time 170 minutes for ages 1 to 36 months. |
