Bob Schneider (children's music) facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Bob Schneider
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Birth name | Robert Schneider |
Born | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
12 April 1946
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Occupation(s) | Musician, author, essayist, lecturer |
Years active | 1983–present |
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Bob Schneider is a well-known Canadian singer and songwriter. He is most famous for creating fun and engaging music for children. Many people know him as the lead singer of his band, Bob Schneider and the Rainbow Kids. The band also featured Katherine Flynn as a backup singer.
Bob Schneider has received important awards for his music. In 1982, he was nominated for a Juno Award for Children's Album of the Year. This was for his album Listen to the Children. The very next year, he won the Juno Award for his album When You Dream a Dream.
Bob Schneider's Musical Journey
Bob Schneider started making music in 1983. He has been creating songs for families and young people ever since. His music often tells stories and teaches lessons in a fun way. He is also an author, essayist, and lecturer. This means he writes books and articles, and gives talks to people.
What is a Juno Award?
The Juno Awards are like the Grammy Awards for Canada. They celebrate the best in Canadian music. Winning a Juno Award is a big honor for any musician. Bob Schneider's win shows how much his children's music is loved and respected.
Albums and Popular Songs
Bob Schneider has released many albums over the years. His songs often cover themes like friendship, dreams, and everyday adventures. He makes music that kids can sing along to and enjoy.
Some of his well-known albums include:
- Listen to the Children (released in 1980)
- When You Dream a Dream (released in 1982)
- Playing Baseball
- Just Friends
- In a Child's Heart
- Country Kiddie Boogie
- Hulk (released in 2003)
- Spider-Man and Friends (released between 2003 and 2004)
These albums show his wide range of musical styles. They also show his ability to connect with young audiences.