Beethoven's Wig: Sing Along Symphonies | Beethoven's Wig

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	Beethoven's Wig: Sing Along Symphonies Beethoven's Wig Rounder / Umgd, 2002 average customer review:based on 81 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

GENERAL FEATURES: Beethoven's Wig Sing Along Symphonies are zany stick-in-your-head lyrics set to the greatest hits of classical music. Filled with fact and fancy about the world's most notable composers and their masterpieces, each Sing Along Symphony opens the door to "serious music" in a way that's fun. As a bonus, the orchestral performance of each classical piece is included without lyrics. Educational entertainment for all ages.

Fantastic series for kids

The Beethovens Wig CD's are so much fun to listen to because of the funny lyrics, while also familiarizing kids with classical music. We love them.

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First Children's CD my Husband Recommended Buying

We often get children's CDs at the library so we do not get sick of the same songs (especially cheesy children's songs.) But we hadn't gotten this CD in about 2 years and my husband out of the blue suggested it. And then suggested we buy it! That was a shock. Yes, it's that good.

Leslie S.

My children are regularly singing the songs from this album, whether they are listening to it or not! It has been a fantastic way to introduce them to various composers. They have become quite good at identifying composers based on their musical styles from this CD! It's a lot of fun!

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Classical Kids

I bought this as a birthday gift for a little boy. My kids and I love this CD and like to give it as a gift for other families. It is so fun for the kids, but also it has helped me be able to identify and remember the songs. I tried to think of my favorite song, but I love every one; they are so catchy! "The Kings and Queens of England" is a compact little history lesson. I need to get another copy for myself; one I loaned out never came back. That's okay - this is one CD I want every kid to hear!

Teaching Kids to Love Classical Music

This is a great product. The kids love it. Some reviews have mentioned that the lead vocalist is not very melodic. However, I see this as a plus. He has a zany way of cracking his voice which is a hilarious complement to the other opera-class voices on the CD.
My kids seem to love the instrumental-only versions now that they associate these with the vocal versions.

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Tracks
Beethoven's Wig (5th Symphony, Beethoven) | Franz Liszt the Famous Pianist (Hungarian Rhapsody #2, Liszt) | Please Don't Play Your Violin at Night (Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Mozart) | Can You Can Can? (Can Can, Offenbach) | Just For Elise (Fur Elise, Beethoven) | Haydn's Great Surprise (Surprise Symphony, Haydn) | Kings and Queens of England (Trumpet Tune, Purcell) | Drip, Drip, Drip (Pizzicato from Sylvia, Delibes) | Harmony (The Merry Peasant, Schumann) | Hey Guitar Teacher (Bouree, Bach) | Tchaikovsky's Cannonball (1812 Overture, Tchaikovsky)

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