In a school or college environment, its excellent testing and reporting features make administration a breeze, whilst the friendly interface and instant feedback enables students of all ages and levels to achieve their maximum learning potential. The recent release of Version 2 has seen Musition develop into a broader and much more interactive program. The revised curriculum covers many basic musicianship skills and caters for students wanting to learn more about jazz theory and improvisation. Each topic contains a series of progressive levels.
Students answer both multiple choice questions and questions requiring student input.
Musition 2 is designed for developing musicians of all levels - Level 1 of a topic such as 'Note Reading' requires students to identify only the notes on the lines of the stave in the treble clef, whilst level 10 requires students to identify notes on the bass and treble clefs, including sharps, flats, naturals, double flats and double sharps, up to three ledger lines above and below the stave. Other topics such as 'Transposition' and 'Instrument Range' begin quite simply with questions in regard to Bb transposition and standard concert band instrument ranges. The final levels deal with less common instruments such as the English horn and the bass trumpet. Musition 2's colourful interface has entertaining sounds and pictures making learning essential music theory fundamentals fun and easy. In a network environment, Musition 2's sophisticated administration features allow teachers to spend more time teaching theory concepts or working with students' specific problem areas.