'Soft Mozart' discount for members of this forum

[trinity papa]

Our goal is the educational excellence and music literacy for every family. The goal of Microsoft is a bit different: they just want you to buy their product hopefully every year

Thank you very much Helena for your reply ..... yes i have thought my baby basic music lessons and perfect pitch training using a electronic keyboard ...unfortunately it does not have midi input so i guess i hav eto get another one ..... at 1yr 4mth when i ask her where is middle C and she sings Do ..... and point to the middle C key on the key board ..... she likes music and dance to it sometimes trying to imitate singing .... and i was planning for the next step and your soft-mozart was the natural selection ...... good stuff ..... just hope she builds her interest in piano ....violin and singing ....

Computers are a very funny thing ..... hence why i don't upgrade Operating systems all the time .... i am still using the old reliable windows 2000 pro .... even for a dual core .... but its very hard to find hardware that still supports windows 2000 ..... XP is also phrasing out like windows 2000, vista is a in between and will be replaced by windows 7. From next yr most new PC sold with operating system would be windows 7. Even if i find a very cheap computer or build one myself, i would not be able to find the driver that would work with windows 2000 or XP anymore. And the thing is computers last 2-3 yrs before hardware parts goes haywire .... and finding new hardware that would work with old pcs is very difficult. And by then in 2-3 yrs, i would be forced to buy whole new PCs which only works with windows 7 due to driver problems. Hence why i hope the soft-mozart can work with windows 7, if i am to use it for 8 yrs.

Yeah Microsoft ..... that's why they call them M$. But thanks Helena .... i hope your team would be making soft mozart 64bit windows 7 ready ....., so that i can invest in it for 8 yrs rather than until my old PCs die in the next 2-3yrs max ... right now its still very flux ....

[trinity papa]

Why Windows 7........

Windows 7 available in October: Microsoft 
 
Wed, Jun 03, 2009
 
WASHINGTON, June 2, 2009 (AFP) - US software giant Microsoft said on Tuesday that Windows 7, its new-generation personal computer operating system, would be available in October.

"Windows 7 will be available on October 22," Microsoft said in a brief statement which provided no further details.

Microsoft had said last month that Windows 7, which replaces the much maligned Vista, would be available to customers in time for the holiday shopping season and the October release date is ahead of expectations.

Windows operating systems are used in about 90 percent of the world's computers, according to industry figures.

Copies of Windows 7 RC were also made available to developers and early reviews have praised the operating system for its stability and for avoiding problems that plagued its predecessor Vista.

Vista complaints included that it was not compatible with some software designed for the previous-generation Windows XP operating system and that it was too much for smaller capacity "netbooks" or older computers to handle.

[Kappasweet]

HH,
I would like to do the soft mozart program to teach fluent reading, etc.  My baby is only 15 months, I don't think he is old enough to start.  What readiness skill should I look for before starting the soft mozart program, or what is the youngest age you think is appropriate to start the program.

[jaluitgirl]

Also, all the members of the forum would be provided with 1 year of lesson plan and I will personally conduct your home practice with your children on this forum from June 7th 2009.

Hi Hellene,

I recieved the SM package and have it fully installed in my computer and am ready to go.  Will you still be conducting the home practice on this forum?  I haven't seen a thread yet?  I can't wait to follow along with other parents.  I played  a few of the games myself last night.  Since I don't have any background in music I found them fun and a bit challenging.  I'm not sure how to begin with my son.  So can't wait to learn from you!

[HH]

HH,
I would like to do the soft mozart program to teach fluent reading, etc.  My baby is only 15 months, I don't think he is old enough to start.  What readiness skill should I look for before starting the soft mozart program, or what is the youngest age you think is appropriate to start the program.

I think, you have to start first. When your child will be 24 month, you may start teaching.

[HH]

Also, all the members of the forum would be provided with 1 year of lesson plan and I will personally conduct your home practice with your children on this forum from June 7th 2009.

Hi Hellene,

I recieved the SM package and have it fully installed in my computer and am ready to go.  Will you still be conducting the home practice on this forum?  I haven't seen a thread yet?  I can't wait to follow along with other parents.  I played  a few of the games myself last night.  Since I don't have any background in music I found them fun and a bit challenging.  I'm not sure how to begin with my son.  So can't wait to learn from you!

I am here. So, we'll begine.

[kendal119]

Hi,
My 4-year-old and 6-year-old have taken keyboard lesson for a year, the old one is playing ode to joy but is struggling with playing
two hands with different notes, one month pass by with the same song and she is getting discouraged. They have a great teacher from Russian as well.
They are both learning notes and good pace but hand seperation is tough. I am not sure with version to buy for them. It seems
that the deluxe version has more songs for practice, but are they all build in the software?

Any tip for finger seperation?

[hafam]

Hi Helena

my baby is 15 months old. I am using TW and Trebellina to teach her some musical notes and she is very interested in it. Why do I have to wait until she is two to teach Soft Mozart please?

I don't know anything about music or piano. Does it effect my baby learning piano via Soft Mozart please?

And what should I look for in a keyboard or digital piano to enable the Soft Mozart lessons?

Should I buy a keyboard or digital piano or piano? Does it matter to the lessons? Does it matter to the music ear or perfect pitch please?

I take it that with Soft Mozart I don't have to worry about a piano teacher yet??? When do I have to start worry about that, or not at all please?

And I am living in New Zealand. How much would it be to ship to NZ please?
Many thanks.

[hafam]

Hi Helena

I forgot to ask. I have Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bits. Can I use Soft Mozart still please?

For others

I don't like Microsoft keep changing their Windows and not letting us use old version. At the time I bought my computer, they were all Windows Vista and MS 2007 for documents. Now they are talking about abandoning Vista and introducing Windows 7??? What happen to people like me? It's too expensive to buy another computer every 2-3 years.

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