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Online Listening:

Kids' Zong of the Week

A collection of fun and silly songs written especially for kids. Also available to download.

http://www.fjordstone.com/kidzong/

KidzSing Garden of Song

Songs and nursery rhymes with pictures, lyrics and music. Includes holiday and folk songs.

http://www.gardenofsong.com

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Kirill Korsunenko

Features piano music played by the young classical pianist.

http://www.executivpro.com/music/

Matchstick Kidsongs

A sample of the songs on the upcoming album, "Dinosaur Construction Team"

http://www.matchstick.com/kidsongs/

River Rockin

Offers spiritual songs for kids, printable coloring pages, and Realvideo streamed teachings.

http://riverrockin.com

Songs for the Butterfly

Original songs and lyrics about the life and times of the butterfly, as well as links to many butterfly references for teachers.

http://www.geocities.com/songsforthebutterfly/

Young Composers

Online community allows registered users to upload compositions for review, and offers articles, lessons, and a forum.

http://www.youngcomposers.com/

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