Sounds Of The Orchestra

Sounds Of The Orchestra

by Smappsoft

4 ratings
14 reviews
$1.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 26, 2010
  • June 23, 2021
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About

Discover classical musical instruments through interactive games and listening activities. This app helps children and adults learn instrument sounds and orchestral sections with engaging exercises.

โœ“Card matching game for memory and listening
โœ“Interactive soundboard to learn instrument sounds
โœ“Instrument recognition quizzes
โœ“Explore orchestral sections
โœ“Listen to classical music favorites
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What's New in Sounds Of The Orchestra

1.3.0

June 23, 2021

A long due update.

User reviews

Amazing All Around

This is my 4yo sonโ€™s favorite app. He loves music and orchestra instruments, and there are just not many apps out there geared toward that age group. This one is amazing and the customer support is also amazing. They are quick to respond and happy to help.

Doesn't stop

While using the app, it does not allow you to navigate through without the instruments automatically play in the background. I wanted it as an educational tool for a classroom, but it does not allow room for exploration or proper examples.

Needs more to do

I like the straight-forward simplicity of this app. But 4-5 more interactive games would be a needed addition to round this app out. Also, some basic history about the orchestra would be a nice touch as well. Otherwise, great concept for young children learning about the orchestra.

Love This App!

This is a great introduction to the orchestra. My four-year old is learning the names and sounds of each instrument, and enjoys guessing which instrument is played on the quiz portion. I am so glad we purchased it!

Awful Midi sounds ruin an otherwise good program

This would be a good program...if it used real orchestra sound samples, rather than canned midi sounds. It really shouldn't cost anything to use real instrumental sound samples. And maybe use samples from excerpts that actually feature the instrument, instead of having everyone play the Nutcracker or Carmen, etc.
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FAQ

What is the price of Sounds Of The Orchestra?

Sounds Of The Orchestra is a paid app, available for $1.99. This one-time purchase grants you full access to all its features without any additional costs.

Does Sounds Of The Orchestra have ads?

No, Sounds Of The Orchestra is ad-free. As a paid application, it provides an uninterrupted learning experience without any advertisements.

What devices is Sounds Of The Orchestra compatible with?

Sounds Of The Orchestra is designed for iOS devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It offers a consistent experience across these platforms.

How often is Sounds Of The Orchestra updated?

The latest version, 1.3.0, was released on June 23, 2021. While updates may not be frequent, the app is stable and offers its core educational content.

What age range is Sounds Of The Orchestra recommended for?

The app is recommended for children aged 1-3 and 4-7, as well as parents. Its content is tailored to be engaging and educational for young learners.

What are the main learning activities in Sounds Of The Orchestra?

The app features a card matching game to test memory and listening skills, an interactive soundboard to learn instrument sounds, and quizzes to train ear recognition.

Can I play Sounds Of The Orchestra offline?

The provided description does not specify offline play capabilities. However, educational apps of this nature often function without an internet connection after initial download.

What is the user sentiment for Sounds Of The Orchestra based on ratings?

Sounds Of The Orchestra has a rating of 3.0 stars from 4 ratings. This suggests a mixed reception, with some users finding it valuable while others may have encountered limitations.