I Know a Shy Fellow who Swallowed a CelloThis childrens book is a musical adaptation on the folk rhyme There was an old woman who swallowed a fly. The twist here is that a shy music lover swallows not a fly but a cello, then an orchestra of instruments! With zany rhymes by Barbara S. Garriel and John OBriens witty, colorful drawings, kids of all ages will be giggling right to the surprise ending. 32 pages; 9 x 9 inches; fully Illustrated; paperbound Recommended ages 5 7

Hill were the sons of a multigenerational family of instrument makers and music historians who devoted their lives to understanding the superb craftsmanship of the violins originating in Cremona

and their historic importance

Large approximately 14 inches long

Our exclusive metal bookmark will remind you of your MIM experience each time you find it tucked between the pages of a book

Guitar lovers will flip for this spatula

Beatles fans come in several categories: casual

The mother owl has a single drumhead with seeds or stones to form a rattle

Our miniature drum kit includes 5 drums

including such legendary songs as “Suzanne

Cha-cha-cha

the film includes live musical performances of many mechanical instruments as they were heard more than 100 years ago

these bells are designed to use for mediation or as dinner bells--they also make lovely paperweights