Ready to slow down and explore music in a whole new way? Join Ms. Elizabeth, Forte the Lion, and our very slow (but very sweet!) friend Adagio the Tortoise as we learn about tempo — how music can be slow like adagio or super fast like presto! With playful characters, guided movement, original songs, and a silly musical game, this episode will help your child feel the speed of music in their body and their imagination.

🎧 What We’ll Do in This Episode:

– Meet Adagio the Tortoise and learn what “adagio” means

– Discover the difference between slow (adagio) and fast (presto) tempo

– Listen to music from Carnival of the Animals and move like a tortoise

– Sing an original “Tortoise Tip-Toe” song and play a silly, sneaky music game

This episode features music from “The Tortoise” and "Wild Donkey" from Carnival of the Animals by Camille Saint-Saëns.

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