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In one episode, “The Emperor’s New Song,” Tang Zak accidentally breaks the Jade Pitch Pipe, causing all music on the island to go out of tune. The ZingZillas must travel to Chang’an (Tang capital) to ask the Emperor for a replacement — but first, they must perform a harmony so perfect it pleases the celestial dragons.

Musically, Tang represents the importance of rhythm and texture. Throughout the show’s run, he has demonstrated everything from the basics of keeping time to complex syncopation. Whether he is playing a shaker, a tambourine, or even found objects, Tang teaches young viewers that music is everywhere and that everyone has their own unique rhythm to share.

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Critics praised the show for introducing young children to Chinese classical music and Tang dynasty history through catchy, modernized songs. However, some parents found the product placement for Tang drink mix too overt.