Classical Kids® takes children into the world of the composer. In this story, an eccentric new boarder turns a young boy’s life upside-down. Ludwig van Beethoven has moved in upstairs! Young Christoph exchanges letters about the chaotic arrival of Mr. Beethoven and learns to appreciate the great composer and his music.

Robert Munsch has been entertaining children, parents, grandparents, librarians and teachers with his zany, silly, colorful, poignant, and powerful stories for more than thirty years.

Not a read-along or book-on-CD, Love You Forever – The Best of Robert Munsch features approximately 60 minutes of classic Munsch works performed by the author himself and infused with his inimitable sound effects, added musical embellishments and tons and tons of fun!

Lorne Cardinal of the “Corner Gas” television series tells three tales inspired by the legends of the native Ojibway people. Cardinal’s storytelling is accompanied by new chamber music specially written for young audiences. The album’s title refers to the Ojibway tradition where each storyteller had a bag containing items that would serve as reminders of their stories. Launch date: September 25, 2007.

Part of the Classical Kids series, this CD blends music with engaging storytelling. This CD tells the fascinating true story of the life of Peggy Hills’ little Giovanni Grancino violin from its “birthplace” 300 years ago in Milan, Italy to the present day. Launch date: September 25, 2007.

Part of the Classical Kids line, this 54-minute DVD blends historical fact with more than twenty beautifully performed excerpts of Bach’s best-loved works. The Bach Choir of Bethlehem and the Bach Festival Orchestra perform the pieces. Launch date: April 24, 2007.

Featuring a vast variety of musical styles including rock, jazz, calypso, classical and reggae, this 22-track CD will be a hit with everyone. Children, parents, teachers, librarians and music lovers alike will love the melodies and messages of the songs. The tracks cover everything from recycling to hockey to how to say hello in multiple languages. Launch date: May 1, 2007.

The record is composed of an eclectic mix of musical styles, intended to introduce children to the sounds of pop, big band, classical, country, polka, hip hop and more. Directly inspired by the “This is Daniel Cook” television show, this 26-song record includes traditional songs such as “Puff the Magic Dragon,” along with originals. Daniel himself even co-wrote a song with Ed Robertson of the Barenaked Ladies, called “It’s Daniel Cook.” Launch date: April 10, 2007.