Tap · listen · explore

Let's play with music

Choose a topic. Learn with playable examples, practise, then play a game.

Start with note theory

Choose an activity

Notes

Keys, staff, clefs and accidentals. Find a note, play and listen.

Intervals

Two sounds: compare, build a pair and explore their combined waves.

Chords

Build three-note chords. Change a note, compare and explore each voice.

Rhythm

Pulse, durations and rests. Fill a bar and repeat a pattern.

Scales and keys

Tones, semitones and degrees. Build a scale and move it to another tonic.

Musical dictation

Listen and write a melody. Choose its length, rhythm, accidentals and rests.

Discover how sound works

Sound laboratory

Vibrations, beats and timbre. Change a sound and explore the result.

Separate sound experiments: frequency, combining waves, tuning and timbre. Explore them in any order.

Open the laboratory

Explore in your own order. Rhythm does not require note reading, while intervals and chords share a familiar instrument.

For grown-ups

Short activities connect notation, keyboard and listening. Physical experiments use calculated frequencies and explicitly stated models. These are original exercises; curriculum alignment and learning effectiveness require a separate educational review.