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The Pond is the virtual magazine that talks about audio for children. On The pOnd you can find listening suggestions, to keep up to date with current or past audio content to share also with your children. You can also find here in-depth studies, records, interviews with experts on topics related to audio and parenting.
Portable, round-shaped, colorful, many people will compare Ocarina to the contemporary version of the dear old record player of the 1970s. This comparison is very welcome to us, since we […]
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As a special treat, we are giving all our friends the two winning audio fairy tales of the Ocarina International Literary Contest “A Fabulous Christmas.”Volpe Cucciola e la polverina magica […]
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Today we listen to a popular Christmas song beloved by children around the world: Rudolph the red nosed reindeer Composed in 1949 by singer-songwriter Jonny Marks, who was inspired […]
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From personal experience to a goal to share Ocarina’s idea was born in the family. We were on the eve of a long trip with young children (1-3-5 years old) […]
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For this Black Friday, a shower of rain is expected, a rich and sonorous rain of music! And as a soundtrack we could only choose November Rain, a famous song […]
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Today Ocarina listens to “La bella tartaruga”/The beautiful turtle, a wonderful children’s song that the singer-songwriter Bruno Lauzi wrote in the 1970s. Composed by the artist from Genova himself on […]
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Gianni Rodari the master of Fantasy…“Fantasy is a serious thing” so wrote the great author of children’s novels Gianni Rodari, according to whom imagination and fantasy are not an “idle […]
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From now on at the “Philharmonie de Paris” you can find Ocarina! Our Player has been included in the experiential kits made available to families for different visiting paths. Inaugurated […]
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Today we are listening to Au clair de la lune, a sweet French nursery rhyme from the 18th century, known all over the world as a gentle lullaby for the […]
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The most common thing for all students and teachers, and one that marks the end of summer vacation, is the arrival of September and the fateful back-to-school day. While this […]
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