Installation was automatic. Help information is fairly basic - an overview and summary of each game, and does not relate to specific contexts. Track scores did not seem to be saved between sessions. This program would not be suitable for someone with auditory difficulty. Pianomouse Music Theory Fundamentals teaches music basics very well.
Kids learn the musical alphabet and note position on the keyboard.
They get a feel for high and low pitch, staffs and time signatures, rests, sharps, flats and steps. Strengths of the title are in its clear and simple lessons, excellent reinforcement through innovative games and reviews, and its incorporation of math and language arts. Younger kids, in particular, will enjoy the stories of the pianomouse, Puccini and Clara. The program's help facility is weak. The math games, in particular, do require explanation as it is not obvious what numeric values to assign the notes, and you have to search through the help file to find out.