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Rattlesnake! is very emotionally and rhythmically dense and is driven by constant riffs.

Expose your infant to the sounds of a foreign language. Multicultural songs soothe your little one to sleep while enhancing brain and language development.

Author Linda Grant de Pauw introduces her book with the thesis that "[w]omen have always and everywhere been inextricably involved in war."

Slugs, Bugs, and Lullabies is a CD that can be enjoyed by both children and parents.

Without realizing it, children are regularly exposed to classical music through animation and other programming. Help them to truly listen just as well as they watch.

Children are exposed to current music trends every day. Introducing classical music to broaden their scope will give them a better appreciation of music and its cultures.

During the 1920s Santa was an eligible bachelor who went from Christmas concert to Christmas concert kissing each young lady of the district as he presented her gift.

From dogs and frogs, monkeys and battery-powered horses, Here We Go provides twelve fun upbeat songs for little people and their parents.

Bedtime is often a difficult time for kids, so Elmo, Abby, and the folks on Sesame Street find ways to fall asleep easily.

Overshadowed by the 1930 classics "All Quiet on the Western Front" and France's "The Grand Illusion," these three still are among the best anti-war movies of that decade.

Exclusive Interview with Raine Maida as he hits the "Yellow Brick Road" on his first Canadian tour to support his solo album The Hunters Lullaby on Nettwerk Records.

Brief biography of Johannes Brahms, German composer, pianist and conductor of the Romantic period.

Chuck Palahniuk's hyperbolic new novel, Rant, breaks new ground for the author in structure, but to his fans the obsessions and tone will come as no surprise.

2010 will mark the 50th anniversary of the publication of both Anne Sexton's and Sylvia Plath's first books, which begs the question: Who has wielded the most influence?

The Canada Reads competition is the literary version of television's Survivor. First launched in 2002, Canada Reads is a yearly contest hosted by CBC Radio One.

A look at the various kinds of nursery rhymes, where they came from, and why we should read them.

A review of the new album by Bedouin Soundclash, "Street Gospels". It's punk, it's dub, dancehall, soul, reggae and even a little doo wop - all disguised as pop rock.

Brief biography of composer Reginald De Koven and the wedding song "Oh, Promise Me" taken from his Operetta "Robin Hood." Clement Scott wrote the lyrics.

Now that many rock artists and their bands are maturing and started families, they are branching out to create music for kids too- music that you can enjoy together!

The music magazine released an exclusive album comprised of different cover versions of the popular songs that were created by the iconic Gothic Rock band, The Cure.

First it was a best-selling novel, then a series, and now a hit film. Learn more about the soundtrack to the movie "Twilight."

"Away in a Manger," a popular Christmas carol, began in the American Lutheran tradition and offers a lullaby to baby Jesus and all who rest with him.

Newborns respond to music and aural stimulation from the womb and through infant months of growing. See the benefits of musical selections for babies.

When planning a memorial or funeral service, music can be comforting and uplifting to mourners. Give the ceremony a personal touch, keeping in mind the dearly departed.

The preschool educational DVD Richard Scarry's Best Sing-Along Mother Goose Video Ever! teaches kids classic nursery rhymes and can be used as a gentle bedtime DVD.

Consider honoring Martin Luther King this year with a set list of songs that do the same. Below are five songs doing just that.

3/5: Norah Jones treads familiar territory with her latest release, Not Too Late. This time, however, she's singing her own songs and giving listeners a few surprises.

Guide to the plot, characters, and history of Italian-American composer Gian Carlo Menotti's opera The Medium.

Maestro Joe Hisaishi's latest score for Hayao Miyazaki, "Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea," reinforces his standing as one of the finest musical artists at work today.

Gather your little lads and lasses for some active Irish-inspired games. Whether at home or in the classroom, your kids' eyes will be smilin'.

Blind Pilot, the bicycling band from Portland, enjoyed critical acclaim in 2008 with new album 3 Rounds and a Sound and are hotly tipped as this year's group to watch.

A lavish Busby Berkeley-style musical, a critique of race intolerance, and Stalin's favorite actress add up to a movie that was wildly popular in the 1930s USSR.

4/5: New York-based Akron/Family returns with a stellar sophomore effort, Meek Warrior, an album that mixes traditional and avant-garde elements.

Use letter acrostics in personalized craft or gift ideas and these suggestions can help make it memorable and unique with characters, Scripture verses or baby ABC books.

Robin Spielberg's latest album A New Kind of Love offers more of the delicate, introspective playing that characterizes her previous releases.

3.5/5: Alexi Murdoch’s highly-anticipated debut album Time Without Consequence is a promising, but flawed, first effort from an exciting young songwriter.

Just before St. Patrick's Day, Father Greeley offers readers another dose of the charming "Irish Tiger," Nuala Anne McGrail and her family.

Sam Beam's debut effort revisited through lyrics.

The new Physics of Meaning album is the overlooked album of the year.

The Parent's Guide to Play contains 170 games, songs and activities for parents and caregivers to play with their children as they grow from babies to toddlers.

Playing classical music in the daycare or preschool setting helps young children relax and fall asleep faster than without music.

Need St. Patrick's Day words for crafts, scrapbooking or party invitations? Look no further!

Use activities and soothing music to stimulate your newborn baby's development.

Having ruminated on the effects of unfaithfulness and alcohol abuse with his old band Arab Strap, singer Aidan Moffat returns with an album for the ladies.

Kansas City’s Alacartoona puts a modern twist on cabaret, playing music rooted in folk, jazz, and Broadway. Come into their world. But be prepared to be seduced…

Welsh baritone Bryn Terfel is back with his second Grammy Award-winning album Simple Gifts.

Indie Rockers toured North America and Canada following the release of their seventh studio album, There is No Enemy.

Legendary Irish Tenors -CD takes us back to golden age of singing. Two Disc set features Irish ballads and standards sung by John McCormack and others.

Near Natchez some Indians come aboard the Roosevelt’s barge and demand whiskey. Sick fever strikes those aboard, and the barge nearly sinks.

Need a great song for a father daughter dance? Here are some traditional and unusual choices.