Making More Music

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Morton Subotnik's Making More Music PC CD kid learn composing rhythm instruments Type: Children Platform: Windows Publisher: LTI/Voyager Released: 1998 Media: CD Morton Subotnik's Making More Music introduces children to the wonder of composing. The program focuses on three types of music, rhythm band, chamber music and theme and variation, with each focusing on specific instruments. For example, in the rhythm band module, only percussion instruments are utilized, while chamber music consists mostly of strings.Music is composed by selecting (point-and-click mouse interface) various notes at the bottom of the screen and entering the note in the appropriate location on the page. Notes, or a series of notes, can be inverted, turned upside down or back to front, stretched or displaced.Once satisfied with a creation, you can save the composition and listen to it using select instruments of choice. Compositions are saved in books where you can make further modifications or simply listen to complete pieces. Additionally, rhythm band compositions can be switched to chamber music but not the other way around.Making More Music also contains a games area in which you are given a selection of music from one of the three focus areas and asked to find its match, either from similar pieces or from notes of a musical composition. Each correct match garners five points with 100 the goal for winning.For Windows (32-bit Systems) [*Please review compatibility/platform sections in 'What You Get']/Mac Show more