Bob Schneider and Hallary Dworet have formed Bobally Records to offer their combined creative talents to produce children's educational and commercial audio of the highest quality.

Bob Schneider is a renowned children's recording,television and concert artist who tours extensively across North America. A unique aspect to his concerts is that he works with local kids in every city, called "Rainbow Kids", who star in the show with him. He has recorded six CDs and has won a Juno award (Canadian equivalent to a Grammy) for Best Children's Recording. His CDs include: "Listen to the Children," "When You Dream a Dream," "Just Friends," "In a Child's Heart," "Play Ball!" and "The Country Kiddie Boogie." All the songs on these CDs were written by Bob Schneider (or Bob Schneider and Hallary Dworet).

Bob has appeared frequently on television, including episodes of Sesame Street, The Elephant Show, Vid Kids and has hosted a special for Reading Rainbow. His own T.V. specials have included a family concert special for a PBS affiliate as well as "Bob Schneider and the Rainbow Kids in Concert" which was nominated for a Gemini Award (Canadian equivalent to an Emmy) for Best Children's Program.

Bob has gained an international reputation with educators and is in demand as a keynote presenter at a variety of educational conferences in the areas of Special Education, Early Childhood Education, Music Education and English as a Second Language. Many of his original songs, such as the classic "Listen to the Water" are used in classrooms everywhere.

Hallary Dworet's earlier background included teaching in the Special Education and English as a Second Language fields. For the past twenty years she has been involved in family entertainment in various capacities including:

• Co-writing children's songs with Bob Schneider for his various CDs
• Co-producing several series of live children's shows for theatres in Canada
• Artist Management
• Television Production (co-produced the special "Bob Schneider and the Rainbow Kids in Concert" for which she was nominated for a Gemini Award [Canadian equivalent to an Emmy] for Best Children's Program).