Creating Music Series: Hearing Music By Morton Subotnick - CD-ROM
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Now children can experience music at the most basic level, before ever picking up an instrument or learning to read! Morton SubotnickÆs series of interactive music games facilitates experimenting with the fundamentals of pitch, rhythm and sounds of various instruments and styles of music. Children learn what it means to play a high or low note, soft or loud and fast or slow, with lovable characters and detailed explanations to guide them along the way!

This series of fun-filled games breaks musical concepts down to patterns, visuals and easy exercises. Children learn to identify different sections of music, nuances in a melody and changes in rhythmùall by listening to songs by the worldÆs most famous composers. Explore the elements that build music; hear musical differences in endings, repetitions and variations; compare differences in the music you hear; link musical phrases in the proper order; see what you hear by matching the musical notation to the sound clip; learn the difference between æsameÆ and æsimilarÆ; grow from beginner to advanced with three levels for each game. For Parents and Teachers: Easy tools let you track progress and manage multiple players. An integrated help menu provides audio instructions for each game. Ages 5 and up.

Product Code:	30539-D
ISBN Code:	1932174354
UPC Code:	038081331560
Old Product Code:	0-30539
Category:	Alfred Publishing
Series:	Computer Software CD-ROM
Division:	Creating Music
Format:	CD-ROM
Publisher:	Alfred Publishing
Contributor:	By Morton Subotnick
Length x Width:	12 x 9 inches
Shipping Weight:	0.31 pounds

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