The Bargain Nexus - Songs in French for Children

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Manufacturer: Sony Special Product

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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0079892429923
Format: Original recording reissued
Label: Sony Special Product
Manufacturer: Sony Special Product
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Sony Special Product
Release Date: 2001-01-01
Studio: Sony Special Product

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Summary: Fun songs but no words
Comment: We have fun singing these songs, but there is no insert with the words so we're a little lost.

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Summary: A great CD
Comment: This is a great French CD. I perfect asset to workbook Flip Flop French. My kids use both and have really enjoyed their 'French classes'.

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Summary: My kids loved this
Comment: My kids really liked this CD. It was a car-trip favorite. We adults got a little tired of some of the songs, but that shouldn't be a deterrant.

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Summary: French Music
Comment: Good product but I would have liked to have had the words to the songs in English and French.

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Summary: Songs likely to entertain anybody
Comment: The songs are sung by adult singers, not a children's choir, and the voices are beautiful. That's why I can use the CD for beginning learners of French in a college classroom.
The songs are not just sung, one after the other. They are also a little bit acted out, with the interjection of voices and animal sounds that can be funny, instead of embarassing, to young adults. The CD is not just kids singing children's songs. It has more surprises, is more playful, a bit funny, so that kids and adults can enjoy it.
Good selection of songs. Nothing primitive or basic about it.

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