The IBM version features animations with cartoon-like characters that appear sometimes in small windows or in full screen. The voice of actor Tony Randall will accompany children along the story with the wonderful music of Prokofiev. IBM's Peter and The Wolf is shown as two stories in one. The present-day Peter does not want to go to the symphony with his grandfather who thinks the spectacle will appeal to his grandson. In the Grand Hall, Peter and his grandfather are seated in one of the balconies in front of the large red curtains that hide the scene.
Children discover dozens of animations bundled with humor, voices and great music.
The story itself is divided in several segements. Each time a segment ends, new animations become available to reward the child. The educative part of the program shows a series of instruments used in the symphony. When kids click on one of them, they will hear the instrument performing a music score from the Prokofiev's masterpiece. There is also a bubble-game where they have to match sounds to instruments and characters, improving their musical knowledge at the same time.