This Magic Flute Orchestra game is designed for elementary music ages. (Click the speaker for a rock version too!) The Bach Google Doodle came out a few years ago, and I still love it.īasically, you input a melody, and the algorithm will make it sound like it would have in Bach’s day. While not strictly a music-only platform there are a ton of options out there for Kahoot’s using muscial concepts. Kahoot is a online quiz platform you can assign to kids and go through together in person or on their own. There is a whole range of concepts here, so check them all out. The Music Tech Teacher features some simple games and applicable quizzes for your kids to check out. Audiotool does much the same thing as the music mixing giant.Įxtension: Give students specific instructions on building a song with different sections, layers, and instruments depending on their age level and musical understanding. There are different instrument sounds available, and you can layer different sounds on top of one another to make songs.įor those looking for a Windows or Chrome equivalent. Garageband is a music writing and arranging program for beginners and advanced musicians. You don’t need to be connected to the internet to play this game.
Garageband has an app on Apple devices and is available online. For interactive music games, this one is always popular with kids of elementary, middle school, and high school. While Garageband isn’t strictly a game, it is a fun tool to play around with. It’s not based on a real piece of music, so the randomness results in some odd-feeling patterns.īut to improve your technical music skills, there’s not much better. Basically, you give it rhythm values, meter, length, and other variables, and it’ll spit out random rhythm music samples for you to practice. Rhythm Randomizer is less of a game and more of a practice tool.
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