Lah-Lah is on the balcony with the birds, practising her scales when she gets a call from Buzz. Lah-Lah arrives to find everyone gathered around Mister Saxophone who is cradling a baby piccolo saxophone.

It's Mister Saxophone's birthday and the band is having a lovely birthday lunch at the park. Uncle Woodrow joins them and plays the clarinet as a treat.

Buzz is all in a tizzy. Last night he dreamt up a wonderful song but now he can't remember how it went. The band tries various ways to help Buzz remember but nothing helps. Maybe playing the Secret Sound game might help.

Lah-Lah has decided that she doesn't have time to sleep. She has way too many fun things to do! Buzz thinks Lah-Lah should go to bed now because she looks awfully tired, but she disagrees. Lah-Lah actually is very tired but just won't give in so the band tries to find ways to help her let go and get some much needed rest.

Tom Tom was tinkering all night long. With so much banging and thumping Lah-Lah and the band didn't get any sleep. There's only one thing to do, so they march out to Tom Tom's shed to have a little chat. Tom Tom explains his tinkering isn't done yet, so to get the noise over with quicker the band offers to help.

Something is definitely not quite right with Buzz today. Everything he's doing is backwards: his music, his conducting, he's even walking backwards. The whole day is going backwards. They need to get Buzz turned around and back in order - one, two, three. Lah-Lah comes up with an idea to have breakfast for dinner to reset Buzz.

Lah-Lah is very excited because today they are getting their new band photo taken. The band is all in a kerfuffle. Today of all days, Squeezy is having a bad hair day.

Squeezy won't get out of bed. Under his blankets he's making a very strange sound. a hicc-choo. Lah-Lah guesses that Squeezy has a bad case of the hiccups. Squeezy moans he's a sneezer not a hiccuper. Now the band must help Squeezy get over the hiccups and get back to being his happy sneezy self.

Lah-Lah arrives at the band's house to find Buzz trying to teach the band their marching rhythm for the parade today. They just can't get it right and Buzz is at the end of his band leader's wits. Lah-Lah suggests they go outside where there's more space to move around but that just presents distractions for the band. In the distance a band can be heard warming up for the parade. The band rush off to catch the bus and when they arrive at the park Buzz starts to panic, they still haven't found their marching rhythm. Lah-Lah pulls out her favourite storybook from her bag to try to inspire the band to find their rhythm. "Cinderella Samba, not a cha cha or a mambo."

Lah-Lah is on her balcony showing the birds the dancing doll, music box her grandmother gave her. When she winds it up the doll spins fast and as it unwinds it slows down. Lah-Lah can't wait to show the band! When she arrives, Buzz is frantically making breakfast for the band - too much to do, he can't slow down. The cuckoo clock chimes. Buzz has been going so fast he's forgotten about the concert they're playing at today. What song are they going to play? Lah-Lah shows Buzz her dancing doll music box and it helps him to decide.

Lah-Lah is on the balcony with the birds practising her scales when she gets a call from Buzz. "A baby? I'll be right over." Lah-Lah arrives to find everyone gathered around Mister Saxophone who is cradling a baby piccolo saxophone. Someone left the piccolo saxophone on the front door step wrapped in a baby blanket. Mister Saxophone is so caught up with high tones of his new instrument he doesn't want to rehearse with the band - he only wants to play solo right now. The band is not happy about this at all. Buzz discovers a note at the door: "Missing piccolo saxophone, please return to nine-year-old Billy." Buzz returns the baby piccolo sax but how do they cheer up Mister Saxophone? The low tones of the baritone saxophone in the Secret Sound game remind Mister Saxophone of the rich low tones of his tenor saxophone and he can't wait to rehearse.

Lah-Lah is on her balcony explaining to the birds that the band and her are off to the dentist today. But she's interrupted by a phone call from Buzz, who needs her help straight away. Lah-Lah rushes over to the band's house to find them all in their bedroom but where's Squeezy Sneezy? Squeezy is scared of the dentist and won't come out from under the covers. Lah-Lah shows Squeezy her toy piano and tells him how when she was little she sometimes got scared so she would hold on to her toy piano and that always made her feel braver. Squeezy takes the toy piano to the dentist with him and while he's waiting his turn the band start up a jam to take Squeezy's mind off being scared.

Lah-Lah can't wait to show Buzz the cute little trumpet her uncle sent her in the post - it makes a great high sound. Buzz is just as eager to show Lah-Lah the trombone his aunty sent him in the post, it makes an awesome low sound. Lah-Lah insists her trumpet is better it has three little buttons that you push. Buzz is certain his trombone is better it has a slide that makes the sound go up and down. Mister Saxophone can't take it any longer and points out that both instruments are good and what's more important is having fun playing together.

Lah-Lah is on the balcony tending to her lovely potted flowers. Unbeknownst to Lah-Lah, the band is secretly building her a vegetable garden in their backyard. Lah-Lah heads over to the band's house for rehearsal only to find very dirty band members. This makes her suspicious but the Secret Sound cupboard calls just in time to distract her. Lah-Lah is inspired by the opera singer in the secret sound game and wants to sing high but the pitch is so high it causes the room to shake and things start dropping off the shelf. She decides singing outside will be safer. Lah-Lah is thrilled at the surprise garden. Tom Tom brings out the finishing touch - Scarecrow Buzz.

Buzz has lost his boom chaka and without it he can't write songs or lead the band! When the band can't find Buzz's Boom Chaka anywhere close to home, they go to check at the park. All the natural sounds around Buzz inspire him and without realising it Buzz directs the band to play a song. Looks like Buzz has got his Boom Chaka back!

Lah-Lah is in a great mood, only to find the band are all in a terrible mood. They've been trying to rehearse a new song but it sounds terrible. Lah-Lah suggests they go to the park to rehearse because it always puts them in a good mood. On the bus they meet Helen the opera singer and learn about long and short notes. This really helps the band perfect their new song which now sounds great!

It's Mr Saxophone's birthday and the band is having a lovely birthday lunch at the park. Mr Saxophone's Uncle Woodrow joins them and plays the clarinet as a treat but some of the notes he plays squeak. Uncle Woodrow is disappointed and the band try to help by offering some musical tips they've picked up from Richard on the way there in the bus. After another try without success Lah-Lah realises that Uncle Woodrow is hard of hearing and the musical tips they give him really do help.

Lah-Lah teaches the birds to sing and they sound really good until they get so loud nobody can think anymore. To get some peace and quiet they jump on the bus and lead all the birds back to the park where their tweeting won't bother the band anymore. If they can lull the birds to sleep then they can slip away from the park.

Lah-Lah is on her balcony watering her flowers when she gets a call to go over to the band's house. Lah-Lah arrives to find Squeezy Sneezy having a sneeze attack. She takes charge - Squeezy Sneezy obviously has a cold. They give him a blanket and soup, even a beanie to keep his head warm but nothing seems to work. Maybe it's not a cold, maybe Squeezy Sneezy is allergic to something? The band performs an allergy test on Squeezy Sneezy.

Buzz is all in a tizzy! Last night he dreamt up a wonderful song but now he can't remember how it went. The band tries various ways to help Buzz remember but nothing helps. Finally a sound in the Secret Sound game reminds Buzz of the melody and he can write the song!

Lah-Lah tries to inspire the band to tidy up their room but they get distracted and start playing the instruments they discover while cleaning up. Lah-Lah finally convinces them to pack up the old instruments so they can head off to the local school to share them with the kids. The kids at the school have a great time jamming with the band. Tom Tom decides to give away a toy he was going to keep.

Lola the double bass is not feeling very happy. Buzz is concerned and explains that Lola feels like the odd one out, she doesn't look or sound like any other members of the band. They head off to the double bass shop and on the bus they meet the Stringalings who are part of the string family, the same family as Lola. Lola now has two families; the string family and the band.

Lah-Lah has a new dance but she can't quite get the ending right. The band offers other suggestions but they all just look too silly. Maybe she needs to take a real dance lesson? Along the way to the lesson they meet Carlos who plays the guiro and they all learn the samba beat. Playing the samba fast and slow helps Lah-Lah finally learn her dance!

Lah-Lah and the band are sleeping in their tents tonight! Buzz, Mister Saxophone, Squeezy Sneezy and Tom Tom crowd in to their tent but Lah-Lah keeps putting off going into hers, she just needs Five More Minutes. She heads to the kitchen for a snack and the rest of the band join her. Buzz keeps falling asleep in silly positions and Lah-Lah startles him awake with her bubbly energy. Buzz works out that there are too many distractions inside and if they slept outside where it's nice and quiet Lah-Lah would finally get sleepy.

Tom Tom is always building new drum sets. This time he's borrowed Buzz's band leader shoes to add to his drum kit and Buzz is not happy. How can Buzz go outside without his shoes? Lah-Lah suggests maybe they could get Buzz some new bandleader shoes - his old shoes are kind of old and stinky anyway. So they get on the bus and head down town to the shoe store. Along the way they meet Steve who plays the conga.

Join Teo and Justine as they play with a paint making machine, go to the sports carnival with the toys, see what's in the tip tap toe basket and look through the windows at children doing Latin ballroom dancing.

Michelle and Alex make paper planes, play with leaves, make different water sounds, discover what's inside the tip tap toe basket and look through the windows at some tap dancing.

Come along with Alex and Justine as they play a flip book guessing game, paint bird pictures, find out what's inside the tip tap toe basket, see some kids in an African dance group through the windows and make a box drum.

Join Leah and Teo as they create a finger painting, make a mango smoothie, visit Jemima's Gigantic Gelato Shop, see a messy montage and mix some face paint! Plus, look through the windows to see children at meal time.

Join Zindzi and Teo as they make a Jack-in-the-box, take a look inside the tip tap toe basket, look through the windows at some hip hop dancers and dance like robots with the toys.

Join Justine and Teo as they choose what to wear based on the weather, visit Maurice's Shoe Shop and craft a shoo fly hat using a pizza box and a scarf. Through the windows, we go ice skating.

Come along with Teo, Zindzi and special guest Katie Noonan as they play the xylophone, create a painting to music and create a band with all the toys. Plus, take a look through the windows at an Irish dancing performance.

Join the fun as Michelle and Teo find an old suitcase full of bits and pieces, make woolly pom poms and dolly puppets, then pack for a holiday. Through the Windows we explore swell sculptures.

Rachael and Eddie paint a face with spray bottles, make cake tin faces, create a pop-up card, visit the Play School Portrait Gallery and meet some brothers through the windows.

Join Jay and Justine as they play a clapping song, make a garden wind chime, plant flowers in a garden, are visited by two pet mice, dance like fairies and see lots of colourful flowers through the windows.

In this episode Leah and Nicholas collect bits and pieces from the beach, tell the story of Rocky and Pebbles' Beachy Adventure and make a wave music maker. Through the Windows we see some sand sculptures.

Join Alex and Rachael as they play with disguises, make pig puppets and a pig puppet theatre, prepare a baguette crocodile to add to the Play School portrait gallery and see a boy cooking with his grandma through the windows.

Join Zindzi and Nicholas as they make some fruity snacks in the Play School kitchen, play a memory game and create a Windy Day Whirls artwork. Through the Windows we see some recycled sculptures.

Justine and Alex play with sand, make sounds with a wave box, have a toy sleepover and sing a lullaby. Plus, see didgeridoo painting and playing through the windows. Meet Walangari as he visits Play School with his didgeridoo.

Justine and Eddie welcome some rabbit visitors and take their photo. Come along as they play an animal guessing game, have fun with monster dress ups and meet a pet dog through the windows.

Rachael and Teo build Jemima a cubby, create musical instruments from objects found in the linen cupboard, and tell the story of Tiddalick The Frog. Through the Windows we learn all about wearable waste.

Come along with Alex and Zindzi as they make sounds with water, play a guessing game with different sounds, tell a story about Jemima's camping trip and see children horse riding through the windows.

Raw and compassionate, full of elegantly staged live musical performances, this is the compelling story of Jimmy Barnes' childhood survival, family, search for love and, finally, redemption.

Join Teo and Miranda as they collect bits and pieces from the garden, prepare a yummy salad, and have fun splashing in puddles on a rainy day. Through the windows we discover a magical fairy garden.

Join Teo and Alex as they create a faces box game, make photo frames for pictures of some special faces for the Play School Portrait Gallery and look through the windows at a big sister with her baby brother.

Join Michelle and Jay as they make kitchen percussion instruments, cook zucchini pies, make a starry picture, pretend to be elephants and take the toys on a picnic.

Rage takes you back to the '90s as we count down Double J's Best 50 Australian Albums of the '90s. From Silverchair to Spiderbait, INXS, the Whitlams, Crowded House and Kylie Minogue it was a great decade for Australian music. Playlist Frente, Ordinary Angels Frente, Accidently Kelly Street Skunkhour, Up to Our Necks in It Vika and Linda, Hard Love Hunters and Collectors, True Tears of Joy Hunters and Collectors, We the People The Mark of Cain, Interloper The Mark of Cain, LMA INXS, Suicide Blonde INXS, Bitter Tears Deborah Conway, Alive and Brilliant Tumbleweed, (Sundial) Mary Jane Tumbleweed, Acid Rain Ruby Hunter, Let My Children Be Dave Graney 'n' the Coral Snakes, You're Just Too Hip Baby Single Gun Theory, From a Million Miles Single Gun Theory, I Am What I See Tiddas, Malcolm Smith (live) Crowded House, Locked Out Crowded House, Distant Sun Beasts of Bourbon, Chase the Dragon Beasts of Bourbon, The Low Road The Falling Joys, Jennifer The Falling Joys, Lock It Christine Anu, My Island Home Christine Anu, Come On TISM, (He'll Never Be An) Ol' Man River TISM, Greg, the Stop Sign!! Custard, Anatomically Correct Custard, Nice Bird The Superjesus, Down Again The Superjesus, I'm Stained Alex Lloyd, Black The Sun Archie Roach, City Streets Archie Roach, Took The Children Away Frenzal Rhomb, Never Had So Much Fun Frenzal Rhomb, We're Going Out Tonight Baby Animals, One Word Baby Animals, Break My Heart (live) Ed Kuepper, The Way I Made You Feel Pnau, Discone Pnau, Journey Agent Silverchair, Shade Silverchair, Israel's Son Paul Kelly and the Messengers Don't Start Me Talking Paul Kelly and the Messengers, Keep It To Yourself Underground Lovers, Losin' It Underground Lovers, Las Vegas Died Pretty, Sweetheart Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Into My Arms Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, (Are You) The One That I've Been Waiting For? Kylie Minogue, Did It Again Kylie Minogue, Some Kind of Bliss Yothu Yindi, Tribal Voice Yothu Yindi, Treaty Something for Kate, Whatever You Want Something for Kate, Hallways The Whitlams, No Aphrodisiac Kasey Chambers, Runaway Train The Dirty Three, The Restless Waves The Dirty Three, Backwards Voyager You Am I, Tuesday You Am I, Good Mornin' The Cruel Sea, Seems Twice The Cruel Sea, Black Stick Jebediah, Teflon Jebediah, Jerks of Attention Midnight Oil, Blue Sky Mine Midnight Oil, King of the Mountain The Clouds, Hieronymus The Clouds, Soul Eater Spiderbait, Hot Water and Milk Spiderbait, Calypso Grinspoon, Just Ace Grinspoon, Repeat Silverchair, Ana's Song (Open Fire) Silverchair, Anthem for the Year 2000 Crowded House, Chocolate Cake Crowded House, Fall at Your Feet You Am I, Purple Sneakers You Am I, Cathy's Clown Regurgitator, Polyester Girl Regurgitator, Black Bugs The Living End, Prisoner of Society The Living End, All Torn Down Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Loverman Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Red Right Hand Powderfinger, Already Gone Powderfinger, Passenger

Twenty-seven music students and eight dancers from schools around NSW come together to work with London Symphony Orchestra animateur Paul Rissman to recreate Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet.

Ten years has passed since a fire broke out in Paris - leaving only a mask behind. As the love story continues in Coney Island, NY, The Phantom's undying love has grown for the soprano singer, Christine Daae. Christine, her 10-year-old son, Gustave, and husband, Raoul, the Viscount de Changy, travel to Coney Island where Christine is scheduled to sing for Hammerstein, but ends up singing for the mysterious Mister Y. They don't know what lies ahead. Christine and Erik confess about their past. Christine and Raoul reunite with old friends; and Christine sings for her mysterious masked man once more.

The members of the Amphion String Quartet join Maestro Maull for this opportunity to experience an entire movement of classical music.