German children to release 3dr album

Children in the German capital Berlin are getting a feel for rhythm and music
at a very early stage. "Everyone is musical" is the motto of the Kleistpark
nursery. Along with the usual activities offered by nurseries, there's a real
emphasis on music. And now the young talents are preparing their third album.

Children in the German capital Berlin are getting a feel for rhythm and music at a very early stage.

The children themselves come from different cultural backgrounds and the CDs
reflect that. The songs are sung in many different languages such as: Inuit,
Turkish, Spanish and Japanese and in a lot of different styles -- Folk, pop and
classical.

The music teacher of the nursery explains that her concept is music and
movement rather than teaching the children instruments like a piano or a violin.

Elena Marx, Music Teacher of Kleistpark Nursery, Berlin, said, "At first we
don't make any demands of them, instead they should just learn about the music
in the same way as they learn a language. There are many factors that come with
that: music develops the senses at the same time as developing movement and
social skills. And what is very important here, in a place where there are many
different nationalities, is that music really helps encourage language
development."

The success of Elena's work is demonstrated through the release of several
albums of the children singing. The music of the children of the Kleistpark
nursery is rapidly becoming popular all over the world.

Music producer Jen Troendle can hardly believe their success.

Children in the German capital Berlin are getting a feel for rhythm and music at a very early stage.

Jen Troendle, Music Producer, said, "Now we have downloads from the whole
world, from Japan, the USA, Australia, France and we have even had downloads
from China. I can see it all on my list and it is naturally really fantastic, an
unbelievable great success. "

They have already released two CDs: "Wir Kinder vom Kleistpark" and "Machen
Musik" and are busy at work on their third album. They are available in
bookshops across Germany, on Amazon and are now even available to download on
iTunes.