🎹 Music & sound games
Music games: listen, play, learn.
Train your musical memory with melodies that grow one note at a time, and build rhythms that make fractions audible.
Music is patterns you can hear. In Melody Memory, light-keys play a short tune and you play it back as it grows, through three tiers: a four-note chord, the pentatonic scale and the full major scale. In Rhythm Fractions, you build a beat on a 16-step grid and see how four beats divide into quarter and sixteenth notes.
All sound is synthesised live in your browser with the Web Audio API, so there are no large audio files to download.
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FAQ
Music & sound games: common questions
Do I need headphones?
Not necessarily, but they give the best sound. Make sure your device is not on silent, and tap the screen once so the browser can play audio.
What does Melody Memory teach?
Listening, musical memory and pitch, with note names in solfège (do, re, mi) or letters (C, D, E).
How does Rhythm Fractions connect music and maths?
The grid shows how four beats divide into 16 equal steps, so you can hear halves, quarters and sixteenths.
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