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NEW! CHANTSISTERS: "Singing Circles"
Music for Celebration, Ceremony, Collaboration & Community
Seven leading circle singers from across America offer a taste of some of their most requested chants, songs, and rounds -- songs of comfort and joy to lift the spirit and delight the heart.
This compilation CD features music by: Becky Reardon (New Mexico), Terry Garthwaite (CA), Kate Munger (CA), Joanne Hammil (MA), Velma Frye (FL), Sue Ribaudo (NY), and Leslie Zak (OH)
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© Zax Trax 2000
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WALK DANCE
TALK SING is a
lively collection of easy to learn songs and games from around
the world, designed for grownups and kids to do together.
Leslie sings and plays in 6 human languages - and wolf!
Selections include Native American, African American, Chicano,
and Arabic, and tucked in among the rhythm tunes are soft
songs for lullabies and a special Blessing to share at meals. Walk
Dance Talk Sing is appropriate for ages 6
months to adult.
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from CDBaby.com
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© Zax Trax 1996 |
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IF AN OSTRICH
CAN YODEL Love
of animals and the planet we share is the thread connecting 17
songs and stories from around the world in English, Spanish,
Japanese, Yiddish, and animal talk. Designed to engage kids of
all ages, Ostrich... is a
participatory/interactive experience providing a variety of
activity levels. The music ranges from quietly spiritual to
hip-hop, from silly to serious and back again. If
an Ostrich Can Yodel is appropriate for ages 6 months to
adult.
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ZAXTRAX are available at these Columbus locations:
- Borders
- The Columbus Music Hall
- Benevolence
- Better Earth (North Market)
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Leslie disappears into the music. She tells every story and
sings every song as if it were a face-to-face conversation.
– KPFK-FM, Los Angeles
I really liked the silly songs, and hearing songs made by kids my
age!
– Reynoldsburg
Made me think about other people and other countries, what they
are like, and how much we are all different but the same.
– Mt.Vernon
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