As children improve their skills, they can move on to more difficult levels. When I first tried Music Ace, I'll admit I was almost addicted. It was a bit like absolutely having to cross the road in the arcade game Frogger when it first came out. I just couldn't quit until I got the rhythm tap down perfectly. Now, I can unequivocally say mastering rhythm in Music Ace 2 is far more rewarding than being a frog and making it across a busy street without getting squashed.
Every child has as much potential to be proficient in music as to learn to read or write.
Unfortunately, music education is often considered a luxury in both schools and families and its fundamental knowledge is reserved for only a select few. When children are exposed to a music education, too often the emphasis is placed on performance. The other areas of music such as, history, composition, listening music appreciation go largely unexplored. Educational music software is changing that tune. The growing body of educational music software available today has the to potential introduce the joys of music appreciation to a much larger group of children.