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Here,
in the game for the first lesson, children must listen to
the notes on the staff to find one that matches the blue
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Lesson
three is all about beat and tempo, and children learn to
identify the beat of the song with a bouncing ball.
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Children
listen to classical music excerpts to determine its tempo.
They learn the Italian terms for different tempo, such as
"vivace" and "largo".
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This
is the program's Music Doodle Pad--a free-play musical
composition tool. The piano at the bottom of the screen
plays along to the music.
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This lesson acquaints
children with the notes on the treble staff.
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Kids
listen to the trumpet's tune and then find the matching
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Here,
Maestro Max informs the player that he/she was late playing
one of the notes. Children simply try again until they get
it right.
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In
this game, children find and click on the requested note.
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This advanced lesson teaches
children about major scales.
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The First Piano
Muenier, Jules A.
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