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In Baby Mozart, children enjoy a happy introduction to one of the essential musical canons: that of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The arrangements here, designed with a baby's attention span in mind, employ silly sound effects to reengage babies when their focus inevitably slips. Real-world objects provide concrete visual cues and anchor the child's attention. The format affords opportunities to teach babies words and develop such concepts as color, size, and scale, as well as basic counting. The producers note research suggesting a relationship between exposure to Mozart's music and increases in spatial-reasoning abilities and intelligence. Studies also suggest that classical music hath charms to soothe the savage beast -- or at least affect health in positive ways. It certainly can't hurt; and if a baby finds it pleasing and/or soothing, that's enough

All Movie Guide

Stimulating images of brightly colored objects float across the screen accompanied by entertaining sound effects and the masterful and melodic tones of Mozart. Aimed at children from one to 36 months, this video joins its counterparts Baby Einstein and Baby Bach in promoting the notion that exposure to the stimulus of classical music can help promote brain development in such areas as verbal ability, spatial intelligence, creativity, and memory. Musical selections include excerpts from several of Mozart's piano sonatas, concertos, and symphonies, specially arranged to appeal to infant and toddler ears. ~ Kathryn Tamms, All Movie Guide

Product Details

• UPC: 786936765311
• Source: WALT DISNEY VIDEO
• Region Code: 1
• Language: English
• Editions: Anniversary Edition
• Time: 28:00
• Sales Rank: 805

This DVD is also available as part of a box set:

• Baby Einstein Multi Pack 2

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