Baby Einstein: Baby Mozart Trailer

Baby Einstein: Baby Mozart Trailer (1998)

01 February 1998 Music, Family 26 mins

Discover the joy of classical music together with your baby! Pique your little one’s curiosity with Mozart’s most popular works – including “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” – delightfully re-orchestrated for little ears. Experience soothing music, baby-friendly real-life images and enchanting puppet shows that captivate your baby. Bring a symphony of sights and sounds into your home and share new discoveries every day with Baby Mozart.

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United States 01 February 1998

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