Alfred's Interactive Musician

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Manufacturer: Alfred Publishing

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Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: Alfred Publishing
Dewey Decimal Number: 784
EAN: 9780739035306
Feature: Educational music software, for ear training, rhythm practice, and sight-reading practice.
ISBN: 0739035304
Label: Alfred Publishing
Manufacturer: Alfred Publishing
Number Of Items: 1
Publication Date: 2006-05-04
Publisher: Alfred Publishing
Studio: Alfred Publishing

Features

Educational music software, for ear training, rhythm practice, and sight-reading practice.
Work at your own pace through many levels of difficulty.
Drills are randomized so an exercise can be repeated many times without duplicating the material.
Track scores for unlimited users, import/export single records, and customize exercises.
Perfect for pianists, singers, and instrumentalists of all levels.

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Editorial Reviews:

For developing essential musicianship skills, no other software package can equal Alfred's Interactive Musician. The program features three unique sections-Pitch Training, Sight-Reading and Rhythm-and is designed to enhance recognition of intervals, chords and scales, improve ability to sight-read, and prepare for various types of rhythms. The self-paced program responds instantly to the user's actions, helping to quickly identify strengths and weaknesses. With multiple levels to choose from and the ability to customize levels, Alfred's Interactive Musician gives complete control over the content and difficulty of the program. This program may be used in a classroom setting. With the Educator and Network versions, teachers have the ability to create assessment tests that are scored electronically and have immediate access to student progress. Students work at their own pace, while the teacher sets up guidelines for the student to follow. Drills are randomized, so exercises may be played over and over without duplicating material.