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Learn to Read Music
por RupertGriffin
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Learn to Read Music
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Descripción
Un juego simple para aprender a leer música. Sin bemoles, sostenidos ni silencios. Cambia aleatoriamente entre las claves de Sol, Fa, Do y Tenor. Muy directo. Piénsalo como tarjetas de memoria.
Cómo jugar
Presiona la tecla que corresponde a la nota – de la A a la G.
Comentarios
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vaiox
Mar. 16, 2010
if it could tell me the note when I get it wrong, that would be great.
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Getu
Dec. 09, 2010
There should be an option for selecting the clef.
Or lvlup. time limit...
Something to make it more dynamic.
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trumpet_girl
Mar. 20, 2010
I think it's too easy for those of us who can read music and too hard for those who can't. Really, learning to read music - there is absolutely no need to include tenor and alto clefs... unless you want to learn the viola - but then who does?! BRASS FTW!!! I would say that if it is a beginner thing then possibly stick with just treble clef, at least initially.
It is correct though - I'll give you that! :-)
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RupertGriffin
Mar. 30, 2010
I'll probably incorporate something to tell you what the last note was. And I might link to a very simple tutorial somewhere. When I get around to it.
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mewie
Mar. 15, 2010
Well, it seems I can still read the alto and tenor clefs, albeit very slowly
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