Baby Einstein: Lullaby Classics This is a 17-track, 35-minute concert featuring a collection of soothing classical melodies perfect to calm little ones as they wind down for nap time, bedtime or a bit of quiet time. Each piece, re-orchestrated for little ears by the Baby Einstein Music Box Orchestra, was specially selected to lull babies into sweet, blissful dreams. Lullaby Classics opens with “Twinkle, Twinkle” variations by Mozart and includes calming and delightful melodies from composers such as Bach, Beethoven, Dvorak and Debussy. It ends with Brahms’s “Lullaby” tucking baby in for a cozy, restful sleep.
Customer Review: My Son Loves this CD
My son LOVES the Baby Einstein Videos. We bought a couple of CD’s for him to listen to when he goes to sleep. This CD is by far the one that puts him down. We joke that it is the soundtrack to our life right now!

True all the music is played in a more musicbox style, but I think it is more pleasing to a baby’s ears. I’m a piano teacher and my son really did not like to hear the piano when he was younger. He’s now 13 months and he does like it, but it did not start that way.

I also like the arrangements. They feature the main theme of the piece and then move on to a new song. Just right for a little one’s attention span (at least my litle one’s attention span).

This is in no way “serious” classical music, and if that is what you want for your child, don’t buy it, you will be disappointed. It is, however, very musical, and interesting. For someone who is looking for pretty music that is calming and soothing, this is great!

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