That's great! What other languages will be released and any idea when? I hope the German content will be released soon.
Thanks

Hi,
My son pay attention to the solfege and enjoys the clapping, but only when the girl claps and its a song he know ;-)
When the music appreciation come he shakes he head and says STOP!  ???
From my experience as Musikgarten teacher I would suggest starting with Mozart and repeating the same music for maybe a week so they get familiar with the music. I start for example with Mozart 'Eine kleine Nachtmusik' or Mozart Symphony 40. It sould be simple music with a clear beat. I would leave the romantics until later. They always talk about the 'Mozart Effect' in early children learning. I would also make the suggestion that instead of just sitting listening to the music you could dance with the child, either holding them in your arms an moving to the music or allowing the child to move by itself. I think there should definately be a dance section to the music lesson so that the child can feel the music with his/her whole body.

Maybe the words would be helpful to show along with the Clap-Along section so that the parents can sing along with the song if they don't know the words.

Greetings

P.S. I also noticed that the solfege lesson on some days don't allow you to 'click to continue'

I would prefer a 3rd option where the music played matched the movement. A short clip of someone really playing the instrument would be the best. Hearing the instrument even if the movement doesn't match is still better than just saying the word.

Hi,
Yes, the younger children (18 Months - 3 years) have trouble clapping slowly. The slower clapping should be brought in towards the end of the course. I would suggest the rhythms also be so introduced, i.e. starting with 1/4 notes rather than whole notes.

Hi, just a few things I've noticed.....

Not all viola pictures are violas. Some have spike (not extended) and no chin rest (not that a chin rest is always necessary), but they look like cellos to me.

Day 260 Rhythm:
The last 2 notes are written as 1/4 notes but are spoken 'Ti Ti' 1/8 Notes

The Brass 1 mp3 sounds like a saxophone group rather than a brass group.

Hi,
Looks great!
Just a suggestion for the Clap-a-long section. I am a Musikgarten teacher, so teach music to 18 Months- 3 Years as well as 4 to 6 year old children. My experience is that the children have trouble clapping so slowly. I would suggest it would be better to start with clapping on every beat rather than 1 per bar. It's the natural way children move to music when they hear it as well.
Greetings
Natalie

Hello,
The pictures of violas are not all violas, some are pictures of cellos! eg viola 2 has a spike and no chin rest.

Hi,
I am a professional musician. I play horn in an orchestra in Germany. I started playing Suzuki violin when I was 3 years old and changed to horn at 13 and have been playing that now for 21 years. I'm currently taking 1 years leave taking care of my 9 month old son.
I would be interested in testing LMs.