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BURBANK, Calif. (December 19, 2005) – The Baby Einstein Company is marching little feet
further into the world of music with the debut of its newest DVD and video title, Meet the
Orchestra™: First Instruments. Recommended for children 1 year and up, Meet the
Orchestra provides little ones with a playful introduction to musical instruments and the sounds
they make. Available on March 7, Meet the Orchestra further enhances Baby Einstein’s award-winning
collection of music titles, which include Baby Mozart™, Baby Bach™ and Baby
Beethoven™, and is the perfect addition to any family’s library of Baby Einstein™ DVDs.
Little ones develop an ear for music and at an early age, and Baby Einstein is known for
creatively exposing babies to music from their point of view by featuring classical music
re-orchestrated for young ears in all of its titles. Between 3 to 6 months, little ones enjoy soft,
soothing music and even begin moving to music. From 6 to 9 months, they begin creating their
own form of music by clapping their hands and banging on objects. By year one, toddlers are
beginning to identify specific sounds and musical notes and Meet the Orchestra builds on their
natural curiosity about the sounds they hear and the objects that make them.
Featuring string, brass, wind and percussion sections of an orchestra, with sights and
sounds of 22 instruments including trumpets, saxophones, violins and tambourines, Meet the
Orchestra engages children and parents as they discover the exciting benefits that music has to
offer including movement and self expression.
Hosted by a playful blue Hippopotamus, Meet the Orchestra incorporates beautiful
classical music by Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Joplin, Haydn and Strauss. Throughout this
musical journey, little ones will be entertained with fun puppet shows and real world imagery.
Bonus features include “Maestro’s Recital,” which features poetry readings by The Baby
Einstein Company Founder Julie Aigner-Clark, “Guess the Musical Instrument” and additional
puppet scenes.
Each Baby Einstein video provides opportunities for parents and caregivers to interact with their
little one and discover the world together from a baby’s point-of-view. Meet the Orchestra is the 20th
DVD/VHS title from The Baby Einstein Company, the award-winning creator of the infant
developmental media category and best-selling brand of videos for infants and toddlers, from birth.
Available at major retailers, the suggested retail price of the VHS is $14.99 and $19.99 for the DVD.
About The Baby Einstein Company
© 2005 The Baby Einstein Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Baby Einstein, Meet the Orchestra, Baby
Mozart, Baby Bach, Baby Beethoven, and the Boy’s Head logo are trademarks of The Baby Einstein Company,
LLC. All Rights Reserved. EINSTEIN and ALBERT EINSTEIN are trademarks of The Hebrew University of
Jerusalem. All Rights Reserved. www.albert-einstein.org.
Announcements for Other Disney DVDs Coming Early 2006:
MEET THE ORCHESTRA™: FIRST INSTRUMENTS
No. 1 Infant/Preschool Video Brand Expands its Award-winning Music Library by
Introducing Little Ones Ages 1-Year and Up to the World of Music and How it’s Made
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The Baby Einstein Company, LLC, is the award-winning creator of the infant developmental media category. The company
is famous for its best-selling Baby Einstein™ brand of videos, books, music CDs and toys specifically designed for babies
and toddlers, from birth. Little Einsteins™, debuting in 2005, is the company’s newest venture, specifically created for the
preschool market. Headquartered in Glendale, CA, The Baby Einstein Company is a subsidiary of The Walt Disney
Company. For more information, visit www.babyeinstein.com or www.littleeinsteins.com.
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Posted December 20, 2005 / Updated March 18, 2006.