Title: Bach doesn't need any help reaching kids.
Review: In a certain sense, as a Bach fanatic, I support anything that exposes kids to his music. So my 1-star rating is a bit awkward in that light. However, I think it well worth pointing out that the music of Bach needs no video embellishment to captivate a child's attention. As a toddler, I was given cassette tapes of Bach's music, and listened to them constantly. In a very real sense, from about age 1 1/2 to 6 I lived *inside* the Brandenburg concertos, preludes, and fugues, and the immersive experience has irrevocably enhanced and deepened my perception and enjoyment of music to this day. So, consider allowing your child to focus on the marvelous harmonic intricacy of Bach without the concurrent distraction of an irrelevant stream of baby photos and implicit toy ads. Who knows? Maybe (s)he will grow up appreciating such music as more than mere auditory "scenery" (to which category Baroque music has largely been relegated in American society).
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