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Baby Superstar - Farmer (with Audio CD)
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| Go on a fun and exciting journey of land, sea and space filled with vivid animal footage, imaginative toys and incredible space photography! Featuring classical melodies performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, this video will become one of your child's fond favorites! Winner of Parents Magaine's Video of the Year Award. DVDs include FREE audio CD of the classical music from the program. DVDs feature auto-start and auto-repeat (kid friendly functions) and parent's guide Editorial Descriptions are usually submitted by the manufacturers, publishers and authors. Contact us if you are one of them, and wish to change the above description. |
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Author: Guest I've read the comments from the odd person here and there complaining that the video isn't compelling enough, or criticizing the choice of visuals.
As a professional musician, I'm ecstatic that these videos used true orchestral versions of GOOD music, and didn't resort to watered-down synthesized versions that turned Mozart into pablum.
We've got 3 1/2-month-old twins, and they both love these DVDs. I find it incredibly interesting to take note of which scenes really get them going; for instance, one of our little guys goes nuts as soon as the tractor/combine scenes start in the Farmer video. Every time... every single time. As for me, I just want to watch the piggies during the Sabre Dance. Someone else commented that the manner in which the music and visuals were matched was amusing in a subtle way, which couldn't be more true. These folks actually paid attention to the rhythm and melody of the music, which is really refreshing!
I love these, and wish there were more of them...
Baby Einstein videos seem like a huge ripoff after hearing these; they're like listening to one musical bouncy seat after another... I'd like my babies to know that there's more to music than that!
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Author: Guest This is the only DVD we have bought for our baby, so I can't compare to others, but we really like it. The music is great and there is lots of footage of real animals as well as puppets and other toys. The baby (11 months) likes it a lot and squeals when he sees the animals. My husband and I love it, too--the way they match the music to the images is very funny in a subtle way.
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Author: Guest We have been using "Baby Superstar -- Farmer" with our wee one (just turned 1) for several months now as one of her rotation of DVDs, and it has been a huge hit. The DVD plays the well-known movements from various famous classical tunes over a montage of farm scenes. Generally, there's one kind of animal or activity (numerous shots of cool John Deere tractors and combines) per tune. Each vignette intersperes live action shots of the horse/pig/tractor with shots of a corresponding toy, which is a nice touch because it helps the baby track the toy to its real-world counterpart. Each vignette seems to take about 2-3 minutes. Between each vignette there is a (rather basic) animation shot of the Baby Superstar from the cover, accompanied by a giggle. This has, until recently, been enough to make our baby laugh, too. Mommy and Daddy will appreciate this DVD because the music is the "real deal," not some child-Muzak version of the classical music. Accordingly, you can have it on and not be driven crazy by the "baby-oriented" music that plagues so many products. Not as complex as some of the Baby Einstein products, but it's a good, quality 30-minute activity/distraction for baby and parents. (Be warned -- the DVD has an auto-replay function that apparently can't be turned off, so you can't just wait until the music stops as your cue to get baby to do something else.)
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Author: Guest My daughter (9 months old) received this DVD as a Christmas Present. She gets very excited when I play the DVD and can watch the entire show (this gives me a needed break), she claps along to the music. She has not been interested in other videos, but loves this DVD, especially the music and animals. I would recommend this DVD to any parent with a child under 18 months.
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Author: Guest I have many of the Brainy Baby and Baby Einstein DVD's and was encouraged to buy this one by the glowing reviews it had received. I was very disappointed. Unlike the others, there is NO narration at all. My biggest complaint: these videos do not identify the picture that is being shown--either verbally or in print on the screen. So, the video shows a hundred pictures of cows without ever showing the word "cow", or naming them, or the sound they make (or anything else about them)...just picture after picture set to classical music. No narration. No words to read. Pretty darn dull. So, I'm not sure why this is supposed to be so 'educational'; but personally I would not buy any more in this series. There are much better DVD's out there on which to spend your money.
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