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Archived App (Last seen on 5 Apr 2026)
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Explore a variety of musical instruments with interactive sounds. This app is designed for young children to discover individual instruments and their unique sounds through simple touch interactions.
✓Interactive instrument sounds
✓Xylophone with 5 sounds
✓Drum rhythm feature
✓Variety of instruments (Bagpipe, Guitar, Harp, etc.)
✓Optimized for young children
✓Universal app support
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What's New in Music for Kids
1.3
August 24, 2021
- Adapted for iPhone 4,5,6,7,8,X,11,12, iPad, iOS 8,9,10,11,12,13,14
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What is Music for Kids?
Music for Kids is an educational app designed for young children to explore the sounds of various musical instruments through interactive touch play.
What instruments are included in Music for Kids?
The app features a Xylophone with 5 sounds, a Drum with a rhythm feature, and other instruments like Bagpipe, Guitar, Panpipe, Harp, Saxophone, Handbell, Pipe, and Triangle.
Is Music for Kids suitable for my child?
Yes, Music for Kids is optimized for little kids and has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for early childhood learning and exploration.
What devices does Music for Kids support?
Music for Kids is a universal app and supports iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices.
How much does Music for Kids cost?
Music for Kids is a paid app, available for $0.99.
Does Music for Kids have ads?
No, Music for Kids does not contain advertisements.
How often is Music for Kids updated?
The app was last updated on August 24, 2021, with version 1.3. It was originally released on December 14, 2010.
Can my child learn about music theory with Music for Kids?
Music for Kids focuses on introducing individual instrument sounds rather than formal music theory. It's designed for basic exploration and familiarization with instruments.
