Seasons' Greetings! This joyous Christmas medley features instruments and musical styles from around the world, and is designed to help engage and stimulate babies' senses while helping them learn about musical instruments, rhythm, and sounds. Can you identify all 19 Christmas songs and all 37 instruments?

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Here is a list of countries or regions that inspired this Christmas medley. It’s hard to exactly replicate a culture or region’s musical nuances, but this is what each part of the video is meant to represent:

0:05 – Mexico / Central America
0:55 – Brazil (Samba)
1:20 – Brazil (Bossa Nova)
1:45 – Argentina (Tango)
2:07 – Jamaica / The Caribbean (Reggae)
2:33 – Hawai’i
2:55 – Pacific Islands / Polynesia
3:13 – China
3:48 – Australia
4:10 – India
4:32 – Turkey
4:44 – Italy
5:26 – Ireland
5:34 – Northwestern Europe (Celtic music)
5:56 – Germany (German march)
6:10 – Central Europe / Czech Republic (Polka)
6:25 – Africa
7:00 – United States (sort of) (Gospel)


These are the less common instruments shown in the video:

0:20 – Mexican Guitarrón (large bass guitar)
2:15 – Steel drum / pan drum
2:35 – Pedal steel guitar and Ukulele
3:00 – Polynesian drums and log drums
3:15 – Chinese Yangqin, Chinese Erhu violin, and Chinese Dizi flute
3:50 – Australian Didgeridoo
4:15 – Middle Eastern Tabla drum
4:17 – Middle Eastern Oud / Lute
4:20 – Sitar
6:28 – African talking drum (or something similar)
6:42 – African Kalimba or Mbira


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