Книга: «First Composers: Mozart»

First Composers: Mozart

Серия: "First Composers"

Littlest readers can take their first footsteps into the marvellous world of classical music with this board book series. Each book contains six famous compositions to listen to over and over again, while the colour illustrations help children learn about opposites with Mozart and colours with Vivaldi.

Издательство: "Flying Eye"

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