Harmonic Vision Music Ace 1 (educator)
This product is for educators only.
LESSONS
200 engaging, self-paced lessons that accelerate development and reinforce fundamental music skills and an understanding of music theory.
GAMES
24 exciting games (one per lesson) sharpen music skills and improve retention of important lesson concepts. Colorful animated graphics, digitized sound effects, bonus points and high scores provide fun, arcade-like entertainment.
TRACKING PROGRESS
Special feature allows individuals to track progress through lessons and games. A "completion count" provides the number of times the user has gone through each section of a lesson, and "games progress" provides high scores.
MUSIC DOODLE PAD
Unique feature allows individuals to easily compose their own music using a variety of instrument sounds. These creative compositions can be saved and played back for others, showcasing the knowledge and skills acquired from the lessons and games. Users can also listen to and modify popular music selections from the Jukebox section of the Music Doodle Pad.
Music Ace is a fun game that introduces your child to music.
Children love games. Maestro Max, singing notes, and other interactive characters give Music Ace a game-like quality. It's the fun way to introduce your child to music.
Music Ace makes the hard stuff fun.
Through a series of fun and interactive lessons, your child will be learning difficult music theories without even knowing it!
Music Ace brings music education to your home.
Parents, now you can add music to the subjects that children learn at home. Music Ace lessons are self-paced and can be used as supplements to schoolroom music classes (or when no music courses are available).
Music Ace rounds out your child's education.
In a fast-paced, changing world giving your child a well-rounded education is more important than ever. A foundation in music and the arts has long been a respected part of a complete education.
Music Ace can make your child smarter.
There have been many studies conducted that have found a correlation between students that study music and a high academic performance.