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The heart and soul of Music for Aardvarks - Your Kids! Find a class near you! Spotlight On…. Audra Rox. Read the whole story. David Weinstone teams up with the brilliant Magali Le Huche for his 2nd picture book!

Read more! Get the Aardvarks App! Listen to your favorite songs! Virtual coloring pages with new "Color Buddies" to help you. Check it Out! Debut picture book! David Weinstone teams up with Vin Vogel for his first children's book!

Lindsay Smith. Music for Aardvarks and Other Mammals is…. Start your own MFA classes! Ongoing support includes:. Have a Question or Comment? Drop us a line. Looking for your class? Just last year Weinstone was duping homemade tapes of his songs out of his Brooklyn apartment sales last year: 1, This year he has mass-produced his songs on CDs, and through grass-roots sources--classes, a new website www.

A third of Weinstone's CD sales this year have come from families who live well beyond the Big Apple--parents who were not even aware that Weinstone teaches Aardvarks but have heard about his music from friends. He knows this because he is the one who puts the CDs in the mail. Two years ago, Weinstone began to license the program out to a few interested instructors. In the insular world of children's music, say experts, this grass-roots popularity is unheard of.

He has sort of grown at the pace he's been comfortable with. He's like a commercial boom waiting to hit. His numbers, small by label standards, are astonishing if you consider he's doing this all himself. Since even the most pleasant kids' music can rankle--fast--an important part of Aardvarks' appeal to adults is that they too can appreciate the tunes. There are references to '70s and '80s rock that engage the parents.

There are sitars and bongos, and hints of the Beatles, Bowie and Brazilian pop. And if you think kids' music is just about talking teapots, think again. Weinstone addresses such disparate themes as spending the day alone with Dad, fighting with a best friend, toilet training, going to visit the museum, prejudice, old age and death. Kids get the difference.