Here you'll find activities to learn about composers, works, styles and general aspects of music culture.
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 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.
An interactive musicogram based on Beethoven's The Ruins of Athens, letting you follow the piece's structure visually as it plays. An engaging way to approach active listening and the understanding of musical form through a classical piece widely used in the classroom.
A musicogram based on the Triumphal March from Giuseppe Verdi's opera Aida, visually representing the piece's A-A'-B-A' structure as it plays. Ideal for working on active listening and the understanding of musical form with a very well-known piece, even outside the music classroom.
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.
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 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.
An interactive musicogram based on Beethoven's The Ruins of Athens, letting you follow the piece's structure visually as it plays. An engaging way to approach active listening and the understanding of musical form through a classical piece widely used in the classroom.
A musicogram based on the Triumphal March from Giuseppe Verdi's opera Aida, visually representing the piece's A-A'-B-A' structure as it plays. Ideal for working on active listening and the understanding of musical form with a very well-known piece, even outside the music classroom.
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.
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.
An interactive musicogram based on Beethoven's The Ruins of Athens, letting you follow the piece's structure visually as it plays. An engaging way to approach active listening and the understanding of musical form through a classical piece widely used in the classroom.
A musicogram based on the Triumphal March from Giuseppe Verdi's opera Aida, visually representing the piece's A-A'-B-A' structure as it plays. Ideal for working on active listening and the understanding of musical form with a very well-known piece, even outside the music classroom.
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