Training
Two skills. A world of musical play.
Build Beat Syncopation through pulse and pattern practice. Build Pitch Discrimination through listening choices, then explore singing, melody and harmony.
Beat Syncopation
Feel the pulse. Keep it steady. Learn to play between beats.
Beat keeping & rhythm memory
Copy the Beat →
Listen, tap, and take a turn. Copy the Beat starts with a shared pulse, then invites your child to remember and repeat a little rhythm.
Screen taps · no microphone
Beat Syncopation · timing
Between the Beats →
The drum holds the pulse while your taps make a different pattern. Start on the beat, then explore offbeats and syncopation.
Screen taps or keyboard · no microphone
Pitch Discrimination
Hear differences, then explore singing, melody and harmony.
Pitch Discrimination · listening
Hear the Difference →
Hear a pair of tones and make a listening choice. Start with obvious contrasts, then explore smaller pitch gaps at your own pace.
Listen & choose · no microphone
Listening & vocal pitch matching
Pitch Matching →
Turn a single note into a little singing conversation. Hear the target, hum it back, and watch the marker move as you adjust your voice.
Microphone · optional listening-only play
Melody memory & scale degrees
Melody Paths →
A melody is a path through sound. Start with two notes across chords, remember the path, or choose a new ending of your own.
Listen & choose · no microphone
Sound recognition & harmony
Chord Recognition →
Meet a red sound and a yellow sound. Listen to each, then solve three little mysteries by choosing the color that belongs to the chord you hear.
Listen & choose · no microphone
Start with your child’s curiosity.
Try the drum for a child who loves movement, color choices for a listener, or a melody path for someone who enjoys number patterns. Find music activities by age for ideas to try before and after the games.