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Resources share the relationship genre to Music
- Hanukkah, by Allan Morey ; illustrations by Luke Séguin-Magee ; music by Mark Oblinger
- Classics for kids
- Barnyard boogie!, by Tim McCanna ; illustrated by Allison Black
- Little Einsteins, Full screen
- Echo, Pam Muñoz Ryan
- An exciting tale and an animal's tail, tricky, sticky words, by Stephen O'Conor ; illustrations by Annabel Tempest ; music by Drew Temperante
- Now that's what I call Disney princess
- Complete nocturnes, John Field
- One bear extraordinaire, by Jayme McGowan
- The American folk blues festival, 1962-1966, Reelin' in the Years Productions, in association with Experience Hendrix ; produced by David Peck & Jon Kanis, ... Janie Hendrix & John McDermott, Vol. 2
- Brush your gums and chew some gum, tricky, sticky words, by Stephen O'Conor ; illustrations by Annabel Tempest ; music by Erik Koskinen
- Music, a very short introduction, Nicholas Cook
- Klezmer!, Jewish music from old world to our world, Henry Sapoznik
- Can you dance to the boogaloo?, Alice V. Lickens
- The pear violin, by Bingbo ; illustrated by Gumi
- Beauty and the beast, a favorite story in rhythm and rhyme, retold by Jonathan Peale ; illustrations by Christina Larkins ; music by Mark Oblinger
- Alyssa, the star-spotter fairy, by Daisy Meadows
- Bob Dylan, director, D.A. Pennebaker
- Planetarium, Sufjan Stevens, Nico Muhly, Bryce Dessner, James McAlister
- Maya the harp fairy, by Daisy Meadows
- Violin lullabies, Rachel Barton Pine
- Inch by inch, the garden song, by David Mallett ; pictures by Ora Eitan
- Thousand Star Hotel, the Okee Dokee Brothers ; illustrations by Brandon Reese
- This living hand, and other essays, Edmund Morris
- Birds can fly and a fly goes buzz, tricky, sticky words, by Stephen O'Conor ; illustrations by Annabel Tempest ; music by Mark Oblinger
- They will kill you, if you cry, Khmer Rouge survivors
- Symphony no. 1, Elgar
- Kids make music!, clapping & tapping from Bach to rock, Avery Hart and Paul Mantell ; illustrated by Loretta Trezzo Braren
- Music, [created by Basher ; written by Dan Green]
- Resistance, Songhoy Blues
- Introducing the complete Mozart edition
- The bard and the beast, by Jordan Quinn ; illustrated by Robert McPhillips
- Making new friends!, a song about friendship, by Vita Jiménez ; illustrations by Janet Cheeseman ; music by Drew Temperante
- No ordinary sound, by Denise Lewis Patrick
- Sydney & Simon, go green!, story by Paul A. Reynolds ; art by Peter H. Reynolds
- Purple snow, forecasting the Minneapolis sound
- Hop on the water cycle, by Nadia Higgins ; illustrations by Sara Infante ; music by Drew Temperante
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart., Ciné Qua Non Films ; directed by Raymond Saint-Jean, Fullscreen
- Sing it! Say it! Stamp it! Sway it!, songs, chants, and activitities for young children, Peter & Ellen Allard ; designed and illustrated by Scott Marshall and Peter & Ellen Allard, vol. 3
- Seraphina, Rachel Hartman
- Flute concertos
- Live 8, directed by Claire Popplewell, Geoff Posner
- Gingerbread Man, a favorite story in rhythm and rhyme, retold by Susan Sandvig Walker ; illustrated by Villie Karabatzia ; music arranged and produced by Musical Youth Productions
- Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts, with the New York Philharmonic, CBS Entertainment ; the Leonard Bernstein Office, Inc, Disc 2, Programs 4-6., Fullscreen
- Down by the station, retold by Steven Anderson ; illustrated by Gaia Bordicchia
- Get with the beat!, based on the teleplay by James R. Backshall ; adapted by Laura F. Marsh
- Symphonie No. 1, op. 68, Johannes Brahms
- The great composers fakebook, compiled and arranged by James H. Bryan
- Calabar-Itu Road, groovy sounds from South Eastern Nigeria (1972-1982)
- Bats in the band, written and illustrated by Brian Lies