Melody Maker
A melody's shape comes from ordered pitch movement: adjacent pitches make steps, larger gaps make skips, equal pitches repeat, and the same relative pattern can start higher or lower.
ArtAges 7-12~9 min🎙️ Voice tutor
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What your child will figure out
- Hear and identify rising, falling, and repeated pitch through direct note movement.
- Distinguish adjacent scale steps from larger pitch skips in a visible and audible contour.
- Build and revise a short melody from a relative contour target.
- Transfer one interval pattern to a different starting pitch while preserving its shape.
The levels
- Light a tune
Freely drag and play a firefly phrase to connect height with pitch and order with melody.
- Little steps home
Predict the hidden skip, then repair the phrase so every movement is an adjacent step.
- The middle leap
Build a step, repeat, and skip pattern from a translucent contour shadow.
- New starting star
Transfer the same interval pattern to a higher starting pitch and compare aligned ribbons.
Ready when they are.
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