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A classic memory (pairs) game in which you have to find each musical instrument and match it with its name: clarinet, flute, trumpet, piano and many more. A fun way to learn to recognise instruments, also available in a mobile version.

A memory (pairs) game focused on basic musical symbols: clefs, note values, rests and other symbols of musical notation. Matching each symbol with its name helps you memorise them in a visual and fun way.

A classic memory (pairs) game focused on the best-known percussion instruments: drum kit, bass drum, snare drum, gong, marimba, cymbals, timpani and triangle. A fun way to learn to recognise them, also available in a mobile version.

A classic memory (pairs) game focused on the best-known wind instruments: clarinet, bassoon, flute, oboe, saxophone, trombone, French horn, trumpet and tuba. A fun way to learn to recognise them, also available in a mobile version.

A classic memory (pairs) game focused on the best-known string instruments: harp, double bass, guitar, violin, cello, ukulele, electric guitar and piano. A fun way to learn to recognise them, also available in a mobile version.

A memory (pairs) game to learn to recognise some of the great composers in the history of music, matching their portrait with their name. A fun way to get familiar with key figures of musical culture.

A memory game to practise the notes C, D, E, F, G and A. Match each note with its name. You can also play with a friend, taking turns on the same device.

A memory (pairs) game focused on the full C major scale: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C. Matching each note on the staff with its name helps consolidate reading the whole scale in a visual and fun way.

A memory (pairs) game focused on the first high notes, the ones that appear above the staff in the treble clef. Matching each note with its name helps you get comfortable with ledger lines and keep widening your reading range.

A memory (pairs) game that extends the practice to all the high notes in the treble clef. Matching each note with its name helps consolidate reading the full high register, designed for the advanced level.

A memory (pairs) game that introduces reading in the bass clef, the clef used by instruments such as the cello or the left hand of the piano. Matching each note with its name is a fun way to take your first steps in this new clef.

A memory (pairs) game that completes bass clef reading with all its notes. Matching each note with its name helps consolidate full reading of this clef, designed for those who already know its first notes.

Listen and repeat on the note wheel
Musical Simon trains auditory memory and note reading on the staff using a wheel with the real structure of the game. Listen to the sequence as it plays and repeat it by tapping the notes on the wheel; each round adds one more note. Choose between three note groups and two speeds, play solo or take turns between two players, and earn a Bravo with more than 11 notes in a row.

A classic memory (pairs) game focused on the small percussion instruments most commonly used in the classroom: jingle hoop, wood block, triangle, tambourine, claves, cymbals and maracas. A fun way to learn to recognise them, also available in a mobile version.
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