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Here is the actual list of pieces featured in the Baby Einstein Take Along Tunes toy and a Spotify playlist I’ve assembled for your (and my) listening pleasure. Composer Pre-Disney Videos : Language Nursery - Baby Mozart - Baby Bach - Baby Shakespeare - Baby Van Gogh - Baby Santa's Music Box - Neighborhood Animals - World Animals Alyson Wever (wearing a yellow tank top with a Flower Headband) ( does not speak) (only appearance)
Olivia Reed (wearing a pink tank top, a blue jean hat, a blue shirt and a red raincoat) (first appearance) span itemprop="name">Great toy, make sure to measure attachmentGreat little crib toy my baby loves it! However the attachment is too wide to fit inbetween my crib slats so I’m going to have to find another way to attach it. span itemprop="name">Sea Dreams Baby SootherBest investment for sleep time! It plays beautiful tunes that don’t feel repetitive and the lit up aquarium puts my daughter to sleep in minutes! Only downfall is the clip is not big enough to secure to our crib.
Overture-Suite in C Major, TWV 55:C3 - "Wassermusik": VI. Harlequinade, Telemann: diver in the aquarium with a school of fish This video was dedicated in memory of Eleanor Richman-Adams, vice president of Worldwide Programming for Buena Vista Home Entertainment, who died on July 5th, 2002, after suffering from breast cancer. Despite all of that usage, we could usually get around 45 days out of a set of batteries before we needed to replace them. For a parent of littles, that is a small price to pay for precious sleep!The Telemann came from the Baby Neptune DVD, one that focused on water, and though it was more than 15 years ago I remember that one being my second oldest kids’ favorite, particularly when we had to hold him still to sit through asthma treatments. The Phineas the Frog Puppet by Dakin and Tornado Lamp by Kenart are from Baby Mozart and Amber Color Mix is from Baby Newton. mystery tune a. Described by one friend as having mode mixture that seems like “a Brahms or Dvořák thing, or like Berlioz”; by another as reminiscent of a trombone excerpt from Damnation of FAust. mystery tune b. Very short and repetitive so hard to pin down the era. Nice Romanesca though. Mystery Tune c. That bass line plus that nonstop melody is giving major baroque vibes. mystery tune d. Described by a friend as “bad Handel.” Another person said the cadences on beat 3 in 3/4 time “suggests an early date, early in the 18th century.” span itemprop="name">NonfunctioningWas delivered with only the light and the objects moving, no music, even with the batteries changed.