Harmonic Vision Music Ace 2 | 
 enlarge | From: Harmonic Vision
Category: Software
List Price: $49.95
Buy New: $34.85
You Save: $15.10 (30%)
New (9) Used (2) from $29.94
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 1850
Format: Cd-rom
Platforms: Windows Xp, Macintosh, Windows Vista, Windows 3.1
Media: CD-ROM
Operating System: Macintosh
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 10 x 9 x 2
MPN: 41104
UPC: 785693411042
EAN: 0785693411042
ASIN: B00004WLB7
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Music Ace 2, the second title in the highly-acclaimed Music Ace series from Harmonic Vision, is designed for beginning and intermediate students | | • | Featuring 2,000 musical examples and covering treble, alto and bass clefs, Music Ace 2 picks up where Music Ace leaves off to introduce standard notation, rhythm, melody, harmony, intervals and much more | | • | Maestro Max and his choir of Singing Notes return for an encore performance with a variety of new instruments to provide students with a continuing introduction to music fundamentals and theory | | • | Music Ace 2 continues the same fun and engaging format of 24 comprehensive lessons, challenging games and a creative composition tool | | • | Lessons - 24 engaging, self-paced lessons that accelerate development of fundamental music skills and music theory |
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Product Description
Puts the fun into learning the fundamentals of music! Not compatible with Windows Vista as packaged
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| Customer Reviews:
 Fun, Helpful Even for Adults October 18, 2008
Shalla DeGuzman (United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The teacher, Maestro Max, talks and he's encouraging and motivating.
It's animated, you hear the notes, it introduces classical scores from Verdi and others, it has engaging, challenging yet fun drills and exercises that really help in ear training, learning music theory, and more.
Why can't other softwares and programs be more like this? I have Musition 3 Single User Student Edition for Windows, eMedia Earmaster 5 and Auralia 3 Single User Student Edition for Windows and they're all boring and dull compared to this (although I kinda like Auralia because it goes to more advanced drills and exercises) But yes, why can't they all be fun like this one?
It would be nice if Music Ace does the more advanced lessons too, like chords, intervals etc.
There's a trial/demo version for this at http://www.harmonicvision.com , try it :)
 Get Your Kids Excited About Learning Music Theory June 29, 2007
George Rosta (San Ramon, CA United States)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
Harmonic Vision Music Ace 2 Our eight year old son loves to play piano and keyboards, but getting him excited over learning how to read the notes on a staff or about time signatures was very tough. He just loved to play, but he didn't like working in a music theory workbook. Music Ace 2 is an interactive, thorough program that is fun for kids beginning to learn about music or even for kids that are just curious about it. The "professor" is your guide through about two dozen lessons and is very supportive and patient. The games that support each lesson are a lot of fun to play, and reinforce the lesson. An excellently designed program overall and well worth the price.
The only drawbacks are that it is a bit dated. I purchased mine in June, 2007, and it's nearly identical to the one my son's piano teacher uses. She says she purchased her Music Ace 2 in 1999. Also, on our computer, the graphics do not display in full screen (our resolution is 1024 x 768) and there is no way I've found to maximimize the program to fit our screen.
So, if you don't mind an appearance that appears a bit dated, Music Ace 2 is an excellent way to get your children excited about learning music theory.
Making Music Fun January 29, 2003
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
Very well developed program for the young student of music. Can hook up your keyboard to your computer & work the lessons that way, or just use the keyboard, too. Teaches beginning tempo, rhythm, introduces the various concepts of all the differences in tempo, beat, etc. Teaches about the grand staff, also has a "doodle pad" where kids can make their own music & hear it played back to them. Lots of fun!
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