Every baby born in Scotland over the next twelve months will be
given a free CD of music recorded by the Royal Scottish National
Orchestra, reports
heraldscotland.com. The CD will be distributed to 220 registrar
offices across the country, and is expected to reach up to 60,000
families.
The recording is titled Astar ('journey' in Gaelic), and
includes traditional Scottish songs, nursery rhymes and pieces by
Mozart, Tchaikovsky and Debussy. The RSNO cited research showing
that music has a positive impact on young children, helping with
mood, coordination, communication and bonding.
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