Call for Bloggers: A Little Mandarin

Call for Bloggers: A Little MandarinAs part of our new Multicultural Kids Product Promotion Services, we are excited to announce the opportunity to review the album A Little Mandarin: Chinese Children’s Classics v 1.0!

Little Mandarin Review: How to Participate

If you are a blogger, sign up using the form below. Once you receive your digital copy of the album, do the following:

  1. Write a blog review
  2. Promote through at least two social media platforms
  3. Email your links to multiculturalkidblogs(at)gmail(dot)com
  4. Write a review of the CD on Amazon in January. (We will email you in January with more information).

DEADLINE to complete your promotion: December 15, 2014. Social media promotion must be completed by this date.  However, if you are unable to complete your blog review by that time, it can be done from January 12 – February 1, though preference is for completion by December 15.

Call for Bloggers: A Little Mandarin

What Others Are Saying

“Toni has taken traditional Chinese songs and made them fun and contemporary with
her vocals and music arrangements. Our youngest students love moving to the beat
and we love using the CD!” – Sharon Huang, Founder, BilingualBuds

“A Little Mandarin is a compilation of popular Chinese children’s songs…Music
transcends language, but it can also teach it…May these, and other tunes, lead to a
lifetime of music, global understanding, and heightened sense of creativity.”
– Anthony Jackson, V.P. Education, Asia Society’s Partnership for Global Learning

“This CD is great for exposing kids to the Chinese language even if they don’t
understand it yet.” – Maria Wen Adcock, BiculturalMama.com

“A gorgeous CD of Chinese music that will brighten up your little one’s day and make
the learning of Mandarin so much more fun and lively! It’s well produced and easily
related to and created by an inspiring mother who wanted to make music that would
encourage the learning of Mandarin Chinese for her own children.”
– Dawna Leung, Founder, MandarinStars.com.au

“The songs on your site were inspiring.” – Jens Peter de Pedro, Toca Boca

About A Little Mandarin

A Little Mandarin features fresh, organic fun for the entire family!  The album features a collection of Chinese children’s classics – songs loved by families in China for generations – given new life with a contemporary sound and voice. The 15 tracks fuse rock, pop, dance, ska, and hip hop influences with playful lyrics to make it a unique and fun learning companion for all ages.  Featured on Putumayo Kids Presents World Sing-Along.

“China is forefront in the media and schools worldwide now teach Mandarin, yet Chinese culture is limited to the local take-out menu. What do we know of authentic Chinese culture?  I want to give every global citizen, young and old, a fresh unprecedented perspective on Chinese language and culture through the universal language of music.”

– Toni Wang, creator of A Little Mandarin.

About the Creator

Toni Wang is a Chinese-American born in Shanghai and living in NYC.  Influenced by her father’s classical music background, Toni’s career in technology always found its way back to her passion for music.  Deciding to raise her children in a trilingual household (English, Mandarin, and her husband’s native French), she searched for high-quality Chinese children’s music, to no avail, leading to her Aha moment to create it herself.  A Little Mandarin music is the first step in her larger vision of introducing authentic Chinese language and culture to a mainstream global audience.

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Leanna

Owner/Blogger at All Done Monkey
Leanna is a stay at home mother to three sweet, funny, rambunctious children. She draws inspiration from the Writings of the Bahá'í Faith and tries to raise her children in a fun, spiritual, loving environment. She and her husband, who is from Costa Rica, are raising their children to be bilingual and bicultural but more importantly to be "world citizens." Leanna blogs at All Done Monkey and is the founder of Multicultural Kid Blogs.
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