LOS ANGELES, Calif., June 18, 2013 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Ants, antelopes and aardvarks join pandas, gorillas and whales in songs for children from Ruth Roberts Music. Sixteen tracks are on “Animal Songs That Tickle Your Funny Bone” and the prices of the songs and the album have just been reduced on iTunes.
“We’re celebrating the release of the ‘Animal Songs’ album with lowered prices so more parents and children are able to enjoy these songs year-round,” states Susan Nicoletti, Director of Operations for Goldenrod Music and Michael Brent Publications, the publishing companies that oversee Roberts’ songs.
“We lowered our price per single song download to 49 cents and our price per full 16-song-album download to only $4.99,” Nicoletti says. The new pricing also applies to schools and institutions providing special needs instruction.
“Children enjoy Ruth’s songs, but the true magic happens when they start singing along,” Nicoletti says. “And when the whole family joins in, it’s like a party in your home, car, or classroom.”
Titles in the album collection include “The Polar Bear Song,” “On Top of a Camel,” “I Like Cows,” “Three Slow Snails,” “The Albuquerque Turkey,” and “Danny and Dinah, Two Pandas from China.”
“Young children especially love learning with these funny, pun-filled songs. And I can vouch for them all as G-Rated,” Nicoletti states, referencing her five years as a member of the ratings board for the Motion Picture Association of America.
ABOUT RUTH ROBERTS: Ruth Roberts enjoyed songwriting success in many genres, but music for children was one of her specialties from the moment she began writing for Bob Keeshan, TV’s Captain Kangaroo. She also wrote songs in pop, gospel, rock, blues, and country genres. Sports fans know Roberts’ “Meet the Mets,” “It’s a Beautiful Day for a Ball Game,” and “Mr. Touchdown, USA.” Beatles fans know her song “Mailman Bring Me No More Blues” from the ‘Anthology 3′ album.
Love songs by Roberts hit the charts in recordings by Dean Martin, Debbie Reynolds, Theresa Brewer, Jimmy Dean, The McGuire Sisters, Patti Page, Vic Damone, Arthur Godfrey, Steve Allen and Eydie Gorme.” Movie and TV viewers have heard Roberts’ songs in “Yes Man,” “The Benchwarmer,” “A Dirty Shame,” “Everybody Loves Raymond,” “Seinfeld,” and the Conan O’Brien show.
“Teachers and educators can discover more about the many musicals written by Ruth Roberts for a K-through-grade-6 curriculum on the Ruth Roberts Music website,” states Nicoletti.
For more about Ruth Roberts and her music for kids, families, schools, and sports fans, please visit www.ruthrobertsmusic.com and for an interview with Susan Nicoletti, please contact John Scott G of G-Man Marketing.
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