The first story from Rockford’s Rock Opera
Lost on Infinity is the award-winning original story from Rockford’s Rock Opera. Available to stream as an Audiobook, download as Apps (with animated videos, pictures and music) and play on DVD. We have also just released a Read-Along Digital Audiobook App too! It’s suitable for all ages.
What’s ‘Lost on Infinity’ About?
Far away in the Sea of Tranquillity is the Island of Infinity, home to the world’s lost creatures. Infinity has a secret for the world, but Moog, a boy from Battersea in London, England, and Rockford, his dog, are the only ones who can deliver its message. Travelling to Infinity, Moog and Rockford are drawn into an adventure that threatens the entire human race.
THE OBSERVER
BBC RADIO 4
THE TIMES
WWF
THE INDEPENDENT
PRIMARY TIMES
THE GUARDIAN
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
To discover what happens next, download our Apps
⭐️ Now all four parts (16 Chapters) are FREE!⭐️
“A unique 2.5 hour ecological musical story. With clear narration, sound effects, wonderful songs and an enchanting original story, Rockford’s Rock Opera is like nothing else. Entertaining and inspiring for children and parents alike.” iParenting Media Award
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The Apps on DVD
The whole enchanting two and a half hour story on DVD with pictures, songs, lyrics and animation – exactly as it appears in our best-selling apps. Suitable for playing on DVD players and computers.
Download or stream our audiobooks from Audible, Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, and many other good audiobook sites.
“This extraordinary ecological story will endure as a classic to be enjoyed by the world’s children and adults for generations to come.”
TV & Radio Presenter and Educational Champion, Susan Stranks.
“The most powerful thing about this Rock Opera is the
message contained within the songs. The idea that we can learn so much from the world and its vast array of inhabitants, many of which have been around for millions of years. It reminds us of the tragedy of extinction. It teaches us to respect our world, to listen, to look, to learn. The power to save the planet is here…we just have to find it!”
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