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Genre Description
Used to comfort and literally lull babies and children to sleep, lullabies are the first songs most of us hear. Some famous lullabies include "Rock A Bye Baby," "Mockingbird," and "Frere Jacques." A favorite of musicians since the dawn of time, the genre includes folk songs such as the Irish "Toora Loora," classical lullabies by Brahms, Faure and Mozart (which easily rank as the most widely heard compositions in history), American standards such as "When You Wish Upon A Star," and even rock 'n' roll-era numbers such as the Beatles' "Good Night."
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Composer: Alexander Stamenkovic
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| Lind Davis wrote,
good style of music for children's listening. Like the stereo mixing of various keyboard parts. Vocal-like synth parts are used to complete the mix. Very nice work. The basic part is never deviated from however and a bridge with something completely different would have been nice. Listeners. |
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| gruf wrote,
a sweet lullabye song, but no more than that, a song you can put on if you need to relax and just daydreaming (in that case is wery good) a nice instrumtal song. Listeners. |
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goodnewspraise1 wrote, This had a carousel feel in the pacing with a circus performance atmosphere. The melody was quite interesting and attractive. You did a great job with the voicings and surprises in the background instrumentation. Well done! Listeners. |
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Ari Inkilainen wrote, It was beautiful, fresh and sparkly, though blue a bit. The song to listen before and when just is to about to go to sleep. It really hold the interest to its end. Listeners. |
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| goodnewspraise1
wrote, This is a great lullaby and a wonderful arrangement. It has a sense of wonder and serenity, a memorable melody, and a simple theme. This could easily be adapted to a movie soundtrack. Listeners. |
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