Classical composers
Hey, do I know that song? This is Mozart! Or is it Beethoven? Find out!
You hear a violin. It plays the beginning of a well-known melody. Where is the second part of that melody? Find it and you will experience the sound of a symphony orchestra playing the first 25 seconds of the piece. The couple is yours and it's your turn again!
nursery rhymes
All my ducklings are baking cakes, dancing, or still asleep...
Children immediately hear which pieces are involved, even if the melodies are only played for one or two bars by the piano. Whoever uncovers a pair gets to hear the whole nursery rhyme including singing and piano accompaniment. Of course you are welcome to sing along :)
animal sounds
How is the cat doing? Exactly: Meow! And the cow? Moo!
In this game, a pair consists of an animal sound and the name of the animal. Find out which animal sound belongs to which animal!
scale trainer
The scale trainer is a special game: the task is to sort the tones of a scale according to their pitch. To do this, you take any 8 sound squares from the set, or 13 if you selected the chromatic scale. Lay them out in a line on the table. Place a sound square on the NFC reader. A tone sounds. This is the start of your new series. Place the next sound square. Is the tone higher or lower? Put it in the right place in your new row. How many moves does it take you to arrange the sound squares according to their pitch?
Countries & Capitals
Paris? France! England? London! But Windhoek? Match the countries to their capitals.
In this game, a pair consists of a country and a capital. When the country and the capital go together, the country's national anthem is played.
bird voices
What kind of bird is that singing so beautifully?
This game is about bringing together two recordings of a song or call from a bird. As a reward, the bird sings, accompanied by the surrounding bird concert.
Many thanks to dr. Ralf Martin for the sound and image recordings.
carols
Every year again!
As if you were walking in the pedestrian arcade in December. Christmas carols sound from a flute and suddenly Christmas is not that far away. Put the melodies together and, if you succeed, hear the whole Christmas song accompanied by a trio of vocals, viola and violin.
proverbs
"Whoever digs a pit for others catches the worm!"
...or something like that
The aim of this game is to put the two pieces of a proverb that has been cut in half back together.
Heavenly octaves
Wait, where was the sound again?
A tough nut to crack: find two tones of the same pitch. A great workout for the best ears.
Nursery Rhymes
Discover children's songs in English and French!
The melodies may already be familiar to many, but the musical interpretation is full of styles from the 21st century. Find two matching parts and the respective song will be heard with vocals and band.
Artist: Tony Green tonygreen.com
The classical guitar
Enchanting pieces for guitar, beautifully performed by David Sick.
davidsick.com
sound salad
The ping pong ball, the ping pong ball!
Sound Salad demands the full attention of all players. Six sounds on one sound square, and six more on the next.
What sound was present on both sound squares?
Multilingual game
How many languages do you speak? Only five? Then it's time for the multi-lingual game!
Learn word pairs in ten different languages:
English, German, French, Arabic, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, Swedish and Italian.
Culture squared
Storytelling, songs of the workers' movement, organ music/organ building and the Swabian-Alemannic carnival.
In cooperation with the Institute for Empirical Cultural Studies at the University of Freiburg, a remarkable game has been created: 4 examples of intangible cultural heritage recognized by the German UNESCO Commission were independently researched by students and made sonically tangible with great creative effort.
Piano compositions
Selected pieces of piano literature, beautifully performed by Brigitte Helbig. Perfect for immersing yourself and losing yourself in the music.
Tongue twisters
Red cabbage remains lead…chalk…mush!
The game involves putting the two parts of a tongue twister, which has been cut in half, back together.
Musical instruments
Flutes, fiddles, drums, tinkling...
In this game you can identify musical instruments by their sound characteristics.
Everyday noises
Flutes, fiddles, drums, tinkling...
Focus your ears on the invisible companions of everyday life. From the rustling of leaves to the rhythmic clicking of the keyboard.
Sound workshop
Become a game author and create your own sound memory games!
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