A Rhythm Story

Created by a musician dad for musician children, with the help of music conservatory teachers, A Rhythm Story is a music game that teaches you to read a score by playing it. You listen to the music, you watch the notes come towards you, and you tap the screen right on time: one hand for the treble clef, one hand for the bass clef, just like at the piano. No prior knowledge needed: the tutorial starts from nothing. PLENTY OF PIECES, FROM THE FIRST BEAT TO POLYRHYTHMS Every piece brings in one new difficulty, in an order designed never to discourage. You start with nursery rhymes in quarter notes and half notes. Then come the offbeats of Schumann's Happy Farmer, the sixteenth notes of Dvořák's Humoreske, the triplets of Tchaikovsky's March of the Toys, Debussy's ragtime syncopation, the tango rhythm of Albéniz. And finally Chopin's dreaded polyrhythms, where the left hand plays two eighth…