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It’s fair time for the animals today, and they are all ready in their seats and really looking forward to the big ride starting. But the ride can’t begin just yet. What—or who—are they waiting for?

Parties are always exciting, and especially when they are musical parties! The news of this special party is rapidly spreading around the neighborhood—but whose party is it?

The bus trip to the dance club is so exciting for this group of friends who are curious to find out about the dances and the music from different countries. Disco, reggae, mambo, fandango, samba, la conga, tango; this is going to be one fantastic event! They call themselves the Diatonics, but why?

Get ready to meet the Pentatonics! Little do these fun-loving veggies and fruits know that they are about to discover their musical twins, and that they are in fact part of an even bigger musical family. Announcing themselves as the Chromatic Club, this colorful collection of musical characters opens an exciting door into the world of music.

What happens when three children find themselves in a forest on their way to the Big Concert—and why are there so many sounds coming from the surrounding trees? Be prepared for a fun series of adventures along the way as musical instruments are brought to life. Enjoy the humor and wait for the special surprise at the end!

There’s a rumour spreading quickly on the farm that triggers immediate emergency escape plans for this unknowing bunch of fruit and vegetables. And there’s a certain upcoming birthday to celebrate, but it’s too dangerous to stay on the farm. Where can they flee to?

An upcoming Rap Competition in town sparks interest amongst friends, especially when they learn that there’s going to be a special gathering about it at the park. But what exactly is a Rap anyway? Before they know it, they’ve all signed up to be contestants – they have to compose and perform their own work! Not only are they up for a challenge to create the best words and the best moves, there’s also the issue of how to use rhythm. Because there’s rhythm in words and rhythm in music, and raps use rhythm too.