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Soothe your child to sleep with Lullaby Time, the perfect collection of comforting cradle songs brought to life with beautiful illustrations by Nina Lazarski. Rediscover familiar favourites and explore lullabies from across the globe, including Hush little baby, Sing a rainbow and lullabies from Spain, Indonesia, Sudan and many more.
Lullaby Time has been expertly crafted by the renowned pedagogue Lin Marsh. All songs are translated into English and easy to sing, whatever your musical experience. The exquisite audio features unique extended playlists that promote uninterrupted restful sleep, available to stream or download. Complete with words and ukulele chords for the gentlest of bedtime routines.
"This is a whole world of great lullabies, old and new, from Irish to Iroquois - each delightfully illustrated and complete with accompanying audio. It's an instant classic. A lovely book."
Tim Lihoreau, presenter of Classic FM's MORE MUSIC BREAKFAST featuring THE SCHOOL RUN
Contents
Sleep, my little baby (Spain); Connemara cradle song (Ireland); Allunde (Sudan); I see the clouds fly (Indonesia); Sing a rainbow (Arthur Hamilton); Hush, little baby (Traditional); All the toys are put away (Lin Marsh); Catch a falling star (Pockriss/Vance); At the gate of heaven (Spain); Ani couni chaouni (Iroquois); Ayo nene (The Gambia); I gave my love a cherry (Traditional); Lavender's blue (Traditional); Amazing Grace (Traditional); All through the night (Traditional); Seoithín, seo hó (Ireland); Baloo balili (Scotland); Suo gân (Wales); Hush-a-bye (Traditional); Fa la ninna (Italy); Brahms' lullaby (Traditional); Kerry lullaby (Traditional); Twinkle, twinkle, little star (Traditional); Manx lullaby (Traditional); 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Lin Marsh); Lovely moon (Germany); Sleep, baby, sleep (Germany); Gently (France); Lalelu (Germany); Hush, the night is falling (Norway); Go to sleep my baby dear (Slovakia); Kosac lullaby (Russia); Thula baba (South Africa); Hush-a-bye, baby, on the tree top (Traditional); Little mouse (Lin Marsh)
