Here is "Notes Alive on the Day you Were Born" movie on VHS. The video comes complete in the original clamshell case with artwork. The video has been tested, and it worked well. The clamshell case has some normal signs of wear.
The Notes Alive: On the Day You Were Born VHS is a creative and engaging adaptation of Debra Frasier's beloved children's book. This video combines Frasier's narration with vibrant computer-generated animations of her illustrations, accompanied by a symphonic score performed by the Minnesota Orchestra. The music, composed by Steve Heitzeg, features unique instruments like goat hooves and seashells, adding a whimsical touch. The program also includes insights from the conductor, Bill Eddins, who introduces the concept of a "storyconcert" and interviews the composer and author. This 30-minute video is designed to captivate young audiences while introducing them to the wonders of symphony music and the natural world.
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Format: VHS Tape.
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Release Date: September 4, 1997.
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Director: Bill Eddins.
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Genre: Children's, Educational.
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Rating: Not Rated (NR).
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Leading Cast: Debra Frasier (Author/Narrator), Minnesota Orchestra.
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Runtime: Approximately 30 minutes.
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Sound: Dolby Stereo.
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