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A book for true aesthetes - children and their parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, brothers, sisters, educators, teachers. A book about music and with music. The whole world around us is filled with music and musical associations. This is what the Swedish writer Lennart Helsing, illustrator Ane Gustavsson and the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, the Swedish Symphony Orchestra with the wonderful conductor Jóhannes Gustavsson, tried to tell and convey to children in the most complete and accessible form. And the translation for Ukrainian readers was made by Natalia Ivanychuk, whose language is also always a beautiful melody; the poet and translator Halyna Kruk has put the texts into an exquisite poetic form, the poems are easy to remember and even want to sing along to. So, of course, this book is about a wide variety of instruments: trumpets, bassoons, clarinets, flutes, violins, double basses, and many, many others. Children will be able to read witty, cute poems about different instruments, what/who their sound can be associated with, what time of year and what moods and states of mind a particular instrument or sound is most suitable for. Ane Gustavsson's illustrations have turned this book into a separate world filled with different colours, characters, emotional shades and, of course, instruments. What makes this book special is that children will not only be able to read and see stories related to music and instruments, but also hear them play: the best Swedish musicians performed classical pieces by famous composers for children. The book is accompanied by a disc with the corresponding recordings.

"Trills and Dragon Ears" is an orchestra book that tells about instruments through images, text, and music.