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Alfred's Interactive Musician for Windows Demo Theory
Games Theory Games for Windows DemoGeneral MIDI Accompaniment disks Background accompaniment disks for many of the books in Alfred's library. Demo ten MIDI files in a variety of styles. Use these files with any General MIDI keyboard, soundmodule or sequencer. Alfred's General MIDI Demo Disk**NotePlay NotePlay teaches you the basics of playing a keyboard and how to read music. Set in a game context, there are 36 skill levels and 4 different play modes. Includes bass and treble clefs, melodies, chords, two playing speeds and drills. Note Play for DosPlay It By Ear An interactive program that hones your ability to recognize tones, chords, intervals, melodies and scales. Play It By Ear for DosRhythm Ace Rhythm Ace sharpens your music abilities as you keep the beat on your computer keyboard, MIDI keyboard or your mouse! Choose from hundreds of rhythms in a variety of styles, or create your own. Reading mode lets you play the rhythm you see on the screen; Dictation mode lets you hear the pattern, then type in the correct rhythm; Custom mode lets you creat your own drills! Rhythm Ace for DosRhythm Play Designed in an arcade style, this program trains you to read and play rhythmically. Includes 24 skill levels with one- and two-handed exercises. Covers everything from half notes in common time to dotted and tied notes, rests, eighth and 16th notes, triplets and compound signatures for both hands. Rhythm Play for DosEarPlay This game helps you develop your ability to recognize the sounds of music and to translate that ability into improved playing. Includes 36 skill levels, ascending and descending intervals, major and minor scales, chromatic intervals, and four-note melodies. EarPlay for DosSoloist This revolutionary program lets you learn on the instrument of your choice! As easy as it is fun, use Soloist with your PC (286 or higher), a Soundblaster (or compatible) soundcard, a microphone and virtually any instrument you like, including guitar, keyboard, voice, sax, violin, trumpet, flute and more. Soloist asks you to play back music displayed on screen, giving you immediate feedback on your performance.
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