We also experimented with us all this in the first person, and the following MamaMusica Suonauti wh

It 'a book which for me is the short but intense journey that we have followed my husband and I to the International Museum of Music with our Bimbuzza: MamaMusica and I Suonauti. These are events that are proposed each year, and to which we are able to access, given that online booking is subject to availability. It 'a book that my husband bought for Bimbuzza while exploring the beautiful Museum where the history of live music in the books and all the tools. Valuable in its cover, in a surprise because it has a CD with 13 tracks that you can listen to whatever the reading of the book. It 'sa book that I keep in my hot exposed library, because it contains a true story of tradition, culture and music of course. It 's the story of a friendship between an Italian child, berniaga Leo, and an African child, Ada Maty and tells the wealth of a report based on the harmonies but also on the differences.
The two children are always friends, their mothers attending since they were still very young and taking them to the park in the pouch (the beautiful figure of the African berniaga mother berniaga with the band ;-)), singing sweet songs. Leo tells all the good things he has learned from an early age attending the family of Ada Maty, daughter of an Italian father and a mother from Senegal. In particular, he discovered the music, berniaga a passion grew with him through the teachings of their respective families: every page and 'present the story of a song in one of the many African languages berniaga that can be heard on the CD. The songs and stories of Leo retrace those of a culture different from ours but the music manages to bring the two worlds and to arouse the same feelings. Leo wants to learn to play the djembe after receiving it as a gift from her friend Ada Maty, listen to the songs of his uncle in their family gatherings, playing the singing of nursery rhymes learning so many new words. Reading the story of this book, in the last pages, which describes the way in which it was born and the people who worked on it, I discovered that the book 'has also been proposed within primary schools, to experience berniaga how music has the power to bring people together and create harmonies even if from different cultures. He had a great success! The music is for everyone, it is not the language in which it is sung.
We also experimented with us all this in the first person, and the following MamaMusica Suonauti where the songs sung by adults and therefore children were playing in the background the sound of the djembe or other musical instruments, and the words were all unknown or invented. The musicality contained in these songs has a magic power and relaxes like so much to children. My Bimbuzza enchants you to listen to the CD and it is so rhythmic that we find ourselves dancing. berniaga In addition, they are also easy to learn. Listen to it for the first time can leave you dumbfounded for a moment, I admit that we were subsidized from having lived some songs live and in an appropriate context. The book also, regardless of the music that lives on every page, highlights the value of friendship that goes beyond all boundaries. Above I wrote "thanks to the teachings of their families" because if Leo has learned many things berniaga from her friend Maty is not just for the patience of his girlfriend who strove to teach him a few things of its culture, berniaga but also thanks to the family in which Leo was born and which has gone beyond certain preconceptions very common today. Both families show an openness that today it is not always easy to find, even among people from the same country! I think this is the 'most important berniaga lesson that the book wants to communicate. Do it with the music makes it even more special and easier to understand for younger children.
I was surprised, reading berniaga this book to my daughter, the naturalness with which he approached the images (different from his other books in the home), do not ask questions about his skin color (which I honestly was expecting) and the ease with which listened to the songs. He is enchanted by the figure of the two buddies happy to play with musical instruments, and I think he identified with, since he lived in the first person with other children of MamaMusica. I do not know if these labs are present in all the cities (as well as the courses that we attend to audiation Institute). From mom I can not recommend these paths of music, wherever they are carried out in different ways and because they are a form of enrichment is important for children berniaga but also for parents. Reading this book opens up a horizon of many unknown and children, through berniaga Leo and Ada Maty, can learn the value and importance of friendship that goes beyond skin color as well as over the notes of a language other than p