02x32 - Flight of the Instrument Fairies

[bunniefuu]

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♪ We're going on a trip ♪

♪ In our favorite rocket ship ♪

♪ Zooming through the sky ♪
[clap clap]

♪ Little Einsteins ♪

♪ Climb aboard ♪

♪ Get ready to explore ♪

♪ There's so much to find ♪
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♪ Little Einsteins ♪

♪ We're going on a mission ♪

♪ Start the countdown ♪

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♪ Three, two, one ♪

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[all] Vrroooom!

♪ We're going on a trip ♪

♪ In our favorite rocket ship ♪

♪ Zooming through the sky ♪
[clap clap]

♪ Little Einsteins ♪

♪ Climb aboard ♪

♪ Get ready to explore ♪

♪ There's so much to find ♪
[boom boom]

♪ Little Einsteins ♪

♪ Come on ♪

♪ Let's go ♪

♪ Little Einsteins ♪

♪ We need you ♪

♪ Little Einsteins ♪

♪ Yeah! ♪

[Leo] We're on in three, two, one...

Go!

Flight of the Instrument Fairies.

Art. Ancient Roman mosaics.

And music...

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

"Violin Concerto in E minor",
written by Felix Mendelssohn.

Hey! I'm Quincy.

And I'm trying to find my violin.

It's one of my favorite instruments.

I know it's here somewhere.

Do you see my violin?

Where is it?

Yes! There it is.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

Whoo... Look!

What did you find, Quincy?

It's a story written with music.

A music story!

[Annie] Wow!

[Leo] But the only way to see
the story is to play the music.

I can play the music story on my violin!

Go for it, Quincy.

I can't wait to hear the story!

Do you want to hear
the special music story?

Ok, here we go.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

[Quincy] Once upon a time,
in the snowy Arctic,

there lived magical fairies--

instrument fairies!

[all] Whoa!

The instrument fairies

had the power to make
beautiful colors in the sky.

[Annie] Look, there's a trumpet fairy.

[trumpet playing tune]

Ooh, the trumpet fairy makes blue magic!

[oboe playing tune]

[Leo] The oboe fairy makes red magic!

[flute playing tune]

[June] The flute fairy makes purple magic!

[tuba playing tune]

[Annie] And the tuba fairy
makes green magic!

[Leo] But there was one instrument fairy
who was smaller than all the rest...

the little baby violin fairy.

[June] Aww, she's so cute!

What color does the violin fairy make?

[violin plays tune]

Gold and yellow, right!

[instruments playing]

When the instrument fairies
all played their music together,

it made a colorful light show in the sky,

the aurora borealis.

[Annie] We know the aurora borealis.

It's the northern lights!

[Leo] Animals would come
from all over the Arctic

to watch the northern lights.

It made them very happy.

[June] But look! The story's not over yet!

[Leo] One day, a snowstorm came.

It was snow and strong winds.

[Quincy] Oh, no!
The wind is blowing too hard

for the instrument fairies!

[Annie] Blew them into that cave!

[June gasps]

The instrument fairies got locked inside!

[Quincy] They're trapped!

[Leo] But there was one instrument fairy

who was small enough
to get out of the cave.

Which instrument fairy
got out of the cave?

The violin fairy, yes.

[violin playing tune]

The violin fairy flew off to find help.

She had to find someone
who could save her friends.

Aww! Poor instrument fairies!

I wonder if the violin fairy
ever found someone to help.

[violin playing tune]

[gasps] Listen!

That sounds like...

The violin fairy!

Where is she?

[violin playing tune]

Oh, yes! She's right here,
in the rocket room!

[all] Wow!

[violin playing tune]

Quincy, the violin fairy
wants you to help her!

Violin fairy, do you want me
to help you rescue your friends?

[violin plays tune]

Of course I'll help you.

A little Einstein always
helps a friend in trouble.

[violin plays tune]

Yay, Quincy!

You can do it!

But to rescue the instrument
fairies from the snowy cave,

I'm going to need your help.

Will you help me rescue
the instrument fairies?

Great!

[twinkling]

We've got a mission!

We're going to save
the instrument fairies!

Let the mission...

begin!

[classical music playing]

Buckle your seatbelts.

[all] Seatbelts buckled!

Prepare for blast-off!

We're need to give Rocket a lot of power.

Put your hands on your lap
and pat with us!

Pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat.

Faster!

[rapidly] Pat, pat, pat, pat, pat.

Now, raise your arms as high as you can

and say, "blast-off!"

[all] Blast-off!

[June] Hold on tight, 'cause here we go!

-[Leo] Whoo-hoo!
-[Quincy] All right!

We're going to rescue
the instrument fairies!

The violin fairy sure is excited
to save her friends.

Listen, she's singing
her magical fairy song!

♪ Zippity, zip, zip, zen, zen, zen ♪

[violin plays tune]

Come on, let's all sing
the magical fairy song.

[all] ♪ Zippity, zip, zip, zen, zen, zen ♪

Sing it with us!

[all] ♪ Zippity, zip, zip, zen, zen, zen ♪

Great singing!

[violin plays tune]

The violin fairy says she can lead us
to the cave where her friends are trapped.

[violin plays tune]

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

[Quincy] Look! There she goes!

[song continues]

[Annie] She wants Rocket to follow her
across the Bering Sea.

[Leo] That's no problem for Rocket.

He can turn into a boat!

Wow!

Way to go, Rocket!

[violin plays tune]

[Annie] Go that way, Rocket!

The violin fairy wants us
to follow her into that tunnel.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

[June] Uh-oh, there are
lots of tunnels in here.

[Leo] And we don't know
which way the violin fairy went.

Don't worry.

We can listen to figure out
which way she went.

Remember, the violin fairy

plays a magical song
that sounds like this.

[playing tune]

Let's listen for her song
down this first tunnel.

[soft violin music playing]

Is that the violin fairy's song?

No, that's not her song.

I wonder who's making that music.

[grunting] It's an animal!

[June] What animal is it?

[soft violin music playing]

A seal! Yes!

[grunting]

Remember, we need to listen
for the violin fairy's song.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

Let's listen to the next tunnel.

[cello playing song]

Is that the violin fairy's song?

No.

That can't be the way.

Let's see who's making that music.

What animal is it?

[cello playing song]

Yes! It's a polar bear.

Yikes!

We definitely don't want to go that way.

Come on.
Let's check this third tunnel.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

Listen.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

Is that the violin fairy's song?

[song continues]

Yes!

That's her song.

All right!

[violin plays tune]

We found her!

[all] Hurray!

Thanks for helping us
find the right tunnel.

[violin plays tune]

[Leo] Go that way, Rocket.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

That sounds
like the other instrument fairies.

They need us to hurry and rescue them
from that cold, dark cave!

[violin plays tune]

Don't worry.

The violin fairy can lead us to the cave.

[violin plays tune]

Let's go!

♪ Zippity zip, zip, zen, zen, zen ♪

[June] Uh-oh, the water is all frozen!

[violin plays tune]

All right!

The violin fairy knows a shortcut
to get past the ice!

We can go under the ice!

[violin plays tune]

Of course! Rocket can turn into...

a submarine!

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

[Annie] Yay, submarine rocket!

[song continues]

[June] Ooh.

Look at the fish!

[Leo] I see all kinds
of undersea creatures.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

[crash]

Yikes!

I wonder what's making that loud noise!

Let's check Rocket's periscope.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

[Leo] Oh, no!

Humongous pieces of ice
are falling into the water!

[Annie] The iceberg is coming!

[Leo] Rocket! Look out!

[June] Phew!

Good maneuvering, Rocket.

[Quincy] Uh-oh!

But the ice made a wall all around us!

[Annie] We're trapped!

[June] I hear an animal coming to help!

Where's the animal?

Yes! It's that walrus.

[violin plays tune]

[Leo] He's trying to chip a hole
through the ice with his tusks

so Rocket can get out!

[Quincy] Go, walrus!

But to make a hole big enough
for Rocket to fit through,

walrus is going to need our help.

Let's do a walrus dance.

Hold out your fingers like this
to make little walrus tusks.

Good.

Now use your tusks to chip
through the ice, like me!

Chip.

Chip.

Chip.

Chip.

Chip.

Chip.

Chip.

Chip.

It's working!

[Annie] We're helping the walrus
chip a hole through the ice!

-[Leo] All right!
-[June] You're doing it!

[cello playing tune]

Uh-oh.

I remember who that sounds like!

-It's...
-[all] The polar bear!

Yikes! He's swimming this way!

We need to help walrus
chip through the ice faster,

before the polar bear gets here.

Get your tusks ready.

Now chip faster to the beat.

[rapidly] Chip, chip, chip, chip.

Chip, chip, chip, chip.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

[June] We did it!

We had walrus make a hole
big enough for Rocket!

[Leo] Thanks for your help, walrus.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

[Annie] Hurray! We made it past the ice!

Listen, I can hear the instrument fairies.

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

[June] Their music is
coming from that mountain,

Mount McKinley.

Look, look, look!

They're locked inside that cave
on top of the mountain!

[violin plays tune]

[cello plays tune]

[growling]

[June] But look who else
is going to Mount McKinley!

[Annie] It's...

the polar bear!

Oh, no!

That cave must be where
the polar bear lives!

[violin plays tune]

Poor instrument fairies!

They're locked inside
the polar bear's cave.

We have to hurry and rescue them
before the polar bear gets back!

Don't worry.

Rocket can get us there
before the polar bear.

He can fly us there super fast!

[Rocket dinging]

Super fast!

[all] Super fast!

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

To get to super fast,
we have to start at adagio.

Pat the beat on your lap slowly.

[song continues]

Moderato!

Now pat the beat on your tummy,
a little faster!

[song continues]

Allegro.

Now pat the beat
on your shoulders even faster!

[song continues]

Presto!

Now reach your arms to the sky
and shake your whole body!

We did it!

We're flying super fast!

-Yahoo!
-All right!

[Annie] We need to get to Mount McKinley
before the polar bear!

[Rocket dinging]

[Leo] Uh-oh! There's not enough room
on top of the mountain

for Rocket to land.

[Quincy] Land down there, Rocket.

[violin plays tune]

Look!

The violin fairy found a path
that goes up to the cave.

But she needs someone to go with her
to help save her friends.

Violin fairy, I'll go with you.

Yay, Quincy!

You can do it!

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

Whoa-oh!

[violin playing tune rapidly]

[June] Quincy, the violin fairy says

you have to watch out
for slippery snowflakes.

Slippery snowflakes

make you slip and slide
back to the bottom!

That's right.

It's only safe to step on snowflakes
that sound like a violin.

[violin plays tune]

Thanks, team.

I'll be careful.

[violin plays tune]

I wonder if this is a slippery snowflake.

Remember, we can only step on snowflakes
that sound like a violin.

Violins sound like this...

[violin plays tune]

Now let's listen to the snowflake.

[soft violin music playing]

Does that sound like a violin?

[wind blowing]

Yes! This snowflake is safe.

Let's see if this snowflake
sounds like a violin.

[trombone plays tune]

Does that sound like a violin?

No, that sounds like a trombone.

That means it's...

A slippery snowflake!

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

Whoa!

Good thing we didn't
step on that snowflake!

Let's check this snowflake.

[soft violin music playing]

Does that sound like a violin?

Yes, it's a safe snowflake.

[violin plays tune]

All right!

We made it to the cave!

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

Listen!

The instrument fairies are inside!

[groaning]

But the door won't open.

It's still locked.

[cello plays tune]

Uh-oh.

We know who that sounds like...

the polar bear!

He's coming home to his cave.

[gasps] But look!

He's holding something in his mouth.

What is he holding?

A key! Yes!

It's the key to open his cave.

He's giving it to the violin fairy.

[violin plays tune]

I cannot believe it!

The polar bear was coming
to help the instrument fairies!

He's a nice polar bear!

Way to go, violin fairy!

We did it!

We rescued the instrument fairies!

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

[violin plays tune]

Aww!

You're welcome, violin fairy.

Now you and your friends

can make beautiful colors
in the sky again.

[violin plays tune]

[twinkling]

[June] Ooh.

The aurora borealis is so beautiful!

Mission completion!

Now, it's time for...

the curtain call.

[cheers and applause]

♪ Let's give a hand ♪

♪ And hear it for the team ♪

[all] ♪ And rah, rah, rah for Rocket ♪

♪ Come on, take a bow ♪

♪ It's your turn now ♪

♪ Let's hear a big hand for you ♪

-[cheering]
-Oh, brava!

Brava!

Now, pat, clap, pat, clap, pat, clap...

♪ Let's give a big cheer ♪

♪ For the art of the day ♪

Ancient Roman mosaics!

[all] Ancient Roman mosaics!

♪ The composer of the beautiful music
We played ♪

Mendelssohn!

[all] Mendelssohn!

Hurray!

Yay, Mendelssohn!

And here comes some music of the day.

"Violin Concerto in E minor".

["Violin Concerto in E minor" playing]

-[cheering and applause]
-See you on the next mission!

-Ahhh...
-[Leo] Something is behind the curtain!

It's long and skinny...

[June] And it has little bristles
at the top!

What is it?

[Quincy] It's a toothbrush!

It's Rocket's toothbrush!

-That's so silly!
-[laughter]

[Rocket gurgling]

♪ ♪