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iPlayMusic launches ‘Play Music Together’ for Mac

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PlayMusic today announced the launch of Play Music Together, a Macintosh software and video DVD designed to enable toddlers and preschoolers to make music with parents and caregivers. This music learning and entertainment package includes interactive guitar and song lessons, and a dancing and singing puppet named Capo who encourages participation among the whole family.

Play Music Together includes interactive software for the Mac, GarageBand music projects, a printable coloring book featuring scenes from the children’s songs and a bonus DVD. A video-only DVD of guitar and song lessons is also available for viewing on any television, PC or portable DVD player. Play Music Together for the Macintosh is available for US$39.95. The video-only DVD version is sold separately for $24.95.

News Source: MacMinute

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