Mother's Little Helper | Lullabies: An Illustrated Songbook

a wonderful collection | Lullabies: An Illustrated Songbook | Metropolitan Museum of Art

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	• Lullabies: An Illustrated Songbook Metropolitan Museum of Art Gulliver Books, 1997 - 96 pages average customer review:based on 10 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Lush and lovely

This beautiful book has gorgeous slick illustrations from the Metropolitan Museum of Art as well as clearly printed piano scoring to accompany the lullabies. It is by far the best book of its kind I've seen. I send it to every new baby on my list and hope it never goes out of print!

Mother's Little Helper

Mom or Dad would need an amazing vocal range to do justice the wide variety of material on this lovely collection. And it doesn't hurt baby to get an early introduction to good music.

These are not the optimal performances of the individual works, but it's a great start for a child's musical library.

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a wonderful collection

This collection is a "must have" for anyone who believes that music enhances both learning and bonding experiences for children of all ages.

I purchased this book and accompanying CD for my 5 month old son. Four months later, he still loves the music. My husband and I sing a few songs to him every night as part of his bed time ritual, and then we play a few songs from the CD when we tuck him in. There are also a few livelier pieces for daytime play. As I expected, my son is still a bit young to appreciate the artwork, but the diverse illustrations will make a nice learning tool later.

BTW- If you're bothered by the fact that the song order on the CD doesn't match that of the book, save it to your computer's hard drive, convert the files to MP3s, and change the order manually. Problem solved.

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Lullabies, An Illustrated Songbook

Beautiful, lovely book of lullabies and incredible illustrations. Wonderful for gift-giving to new parents.

Good if

Good if you would like to play lullabies, and the pictures are super. I like the tape of Golden Slumbers in the book section but its really songs, and better ones then are on Lullabies.

Words and music for 37 of the most memorable and beloved traditional lullabies are gathered in this lavishly illustrated songbook. From the enduring "Rock-a-Bye-Baby" to the winsome "Brahms' Lullaby, " each song is thoughtfully matched with works of art from the Metropolitan Museum's vast collections. Full color.

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