Explore Alfred Subotnick's Interactive Music for Kids - Intermediate

Now children can experience music at the most basic level, before ever picking up an instrument or learning to read! Morton Subotnick s 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!Just like languages, music and instruments are different around the globe. Use the innovative musical canvas tool to draw compositions using the sounds of four distinct regions of the world: North America, Asia, West Africa and the Middle-East. Explore your musical potential! This more advanced version provides more tools for composing, such as combining rhythm and melodies for a complete piece! An advanced pitch canvas allows you to draw, then modify your compositions!New features allow you to change the tempo, copy/paste sections, stretch selections, save composition and work on it later.For ages 7 and up. The Classroom Edition has all the fun things found in the Home Edition of World of Music as well as the following classroom based features:The CD is a master which is used to install the application on each classroom computer. The CD itself does not have to be in the computer to run the program.The application offers multiple-user login functionality.There is an entire application which contains games and Assessment Tests..And a parent-teacher management section which allows for various types of management functions including easy ways to analyze and reorganize the results of the Assessment Tests .The web button takes the user to special site where teachers, parents and students can share information as well as additional activities.Computer System Requirements:WindowsWindows XP or Vista400 MB hard drive space256 MB RAMSoundcardMacOS XIntel Mac or Power PC400 MB hard drive space256 MB RAMSpeakers or headphones