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Introduce young children to the European orchestra with this book from The Why Book series. When The Jumo Orchestra's instruments go missing, The Why Squad - Olivia, Zaki, Phoebe, and Callum - embark on a search to find them. From the park to space, they search everywhere to recover the missing violins, cellos, and tubas. Vibrant illustrations and a diverse orchestra representation make this an inclusive read for kids. This book is part of The Why Music series, which introduces children to music and musicians throughout history, with a diverse range of characters and musicians to encourage curiosity. Don't forget to scan the QR code at the back for more fun!

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9781739583927

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'Where Are All The Instruments?', is a brilliant book that not only draws on the richness of the diversity of the Orchestra as a focus point but cleverly weaves in the teaching and learning for children when it comes to naming instruments. Incorporating a hide and seek feel to discovering where the various instruments are hiding as each page turns means that the children can be involved in a really engaging and fun element as the great mystery of where all the instruments have gone is revealed. The illustrations go to brilliant lengths to stimulate imaginative places as the landscapes go from the beach to outer space and the team spirit of the 'Why Squad' is a beautiful reminder for children about why working together as a team is so important. A book where all children can see themselves reflected and where their own understanding of who they can be is brilliantly executed

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Nathan Holder BA(Hons) MMus, is a musician, author and music education consultant based in London. He is serving as a Professor and International Chair of Music Education at the Royal Northern College of Music in the UK. He has performed with artists and bands like Ed Sheeran, KOKOROKO and The Arkells, and spoken at or consulted for the Royal Academy of Music, Trinity Conservatoire and Hal Leonard Europe.

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