After each lesson, the student plays a series of games that allow students to apply the musical knowledge they acquired. The games also provide an assessment of how well the student learned the concepts. Music Ace starts the lessons by teaching lines and spaces and introducing the concept of high and low. By the end of the first lesson, students can identify the lines and spaces on the staff. At the same time, Music Ace develops student's aural abilities.
Students start the game by differentiating between high and low.
By the end of the games students can listen to a pitch and choose the matching pitch from four or five others. The program repeats each section of the game until students are ready to go to the next level. As a result, you may find some students can complete Lesson One in 20 minutes, while other students can take two or three classes. This self-pacing is part of the educational philosophy that Harmonic Vision has incorporated in the program. Rather than including games that involve shooting ducks or combating aliens, all of the activities are focused on music.