A game controlled by your recorder
This is a music game for kids who are learning to play the recorder. Instead of buttons there is real sound: the site listens to the recorder through the microphone and understands which note is sounding. The bird at the bottom of the screen flies to that note's track and catches the falling notes.
- “Study” mode — the notes stop at the line and wait until your child plays the right one. The note must be held until the end of the bar, so note length is practiced too.
- “Concert” mode — the melody goes at real tempo, and at the end you see your accuracy in percent.
- “Listen” — the game plays the melody itself, so it is easier to remember.
The melodies go from simple to difficult: from the practice “Little Ladder” on three notes through folk songs (“In the Field Stood a Birch Tree”, “Kalinka”, “Ah, You Porch”) to classics — Oginski's Polonaise, “Dance of the Little Swans”, Bach and Mozart's “Turkish Rondo”. If you haven't learned some note yet, take a look at the lessons.