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Children's music enters the next generation
Kicky tunes and clever lyrics engage kids and their favorite adults in making music and learning about the world around them.
By Lynne Heffley, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
April 30, 2008
"Dragonfly Races": Internationally known folk singer-songwriter Ellis Paul makes a welcome foray into children's music with his first family album, "Dragonfly Races" (Black Wolf Records, $15; www.ellispaul.com).
Paul brings acoustic soul and a light touch to road trips, human ingenuity and heart ("Because It's There"), unity ("The Million Chameleon March"), racing dragonflies, pinwheels and a fairy-tale exposé about the true difference between heroes and monsters ("Abiola"). ^
Children's music enters the next generation
Kicky tunes and clever lyrics engage kids and their favorite adults in making music and learning about the world around them.
By Lynne Heffley, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
April 30, 2008
"Dragonfly Races": Internationally known folk singer-songwriter Ellis Paul makes a welcome foray into children's music with his first family album, "Dragonfly Races" (Black Wolf Records, $15; www.ellispaul.com).
Paul brings acoustic soul and a light touch to road trips, human ingenuity and heart ("Because It's There"), unity ("The Million Chameleon March"), racing dragonflies, pinwheels and a fairy-tale exposé about the true difference between heroes and monsters ("Abiola"). ^