Babies in Tune
A creative introduction to the world of music for parents and young children.
Music CD - Made available to the Jackson community by the Auxiliary of Foote Hospital and the Jackson Symphony Orchestra.
Music... the gift of a lifetime for your baby
By making music part of your child's life from birth, you will help your baby establish vital connections to the world.
Studies have shown that early exposure to quality music can have a strong positive influence on your baby's natural musical ability and overall development.Interaction with music will engage your baby's brain, stimulating those areas associated with higher levels of learning. Music also naturally evokes movement which is necessary r your baby's physical growth and coordination. Moreover, music is simply fun!
This recording is designed to assist you in providing a quality music environment that will help maximize your baby's potential. The recordings and accompanying booklet will help you interact musically with your baby through listening... singing... rhythmic chanting... and moving in an enjoyable and developmentally beneficial way.
The Jackson Symphony Orchestra - in its 50th year of providing quality music and programming - is proud to present Babies in Tune to the families of newborns in Jackson County. This project is designed to give all parents in the community an opportunity to share and enjoy the benefits of music with their young children.
Babies in Tune is part of a larger music education and community out reach program developed by the Jackson Symphony Orchestra that includes the Community Music School. The Jackson Symphony Orchestra Community Music School offers Early Childhood Music instruction for children from birth through age seven.
Early Childhood Music classes create a rich environment in which your child's music potential may fully develop. Classes include singing, chanting, and age appropriate movement. Children are exposed to many types of music creating experiences, including small percussion instruments, in an atmosphere that helps them learn and interact however they feel most comfortable.
For further information on Early Childhood Music instruction, contact the Jackson Symphony Orchestra Community Music School at 517-782-4467.
1. Introduction 0:08
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3. Beethoven-Symphony #1 (movement IV) 4:54
4. Handel--Entrance of Queen of Sheba from Solomon, 3:22
Brent Crvderman. conductor
5. Schubert-Symphony #3 (movement IV) 2:35
6. Tchaikovsky - Waltz of the Flowers from Nutcracker 3:55
7. Mozart - Marriage of Figaro Overture 2:26
8. Tchaikovsky - Russian Dance from Nutcracker 1:14
9. Mozart - Divertimento 1:06
10. Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusic Allen Tinkham. conductor 1:54
11. Glinka - Russlan and Ludmilla Overture 5:44
12. Music for resting and listening 0:13
13. Mascagni - Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana 3:21
14. Mozart - Minuet 1:51
15. St. Saens- The Swan from Carnival of the Animals 3:25
David Peshlakai, cello: Anita Fobes & Wendy Neuroth. piano
16 Elgar - Nimrod from Enigma Variations 3:20
17 Sibelius - Valse Triste 4:14
18. Grieg - Peer Gynt Suite (movement II) 4:52
19. Massenet - Meditation from Thais, Philip Mason. violin 4:50
20-24 Songs and Chants. Suzanne Burton 5:30