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Object of the Game The game involves listening to short original melodies (7-12 seconds each) and trying to remember and match them Each block on the game board is associated with a melody There are two instances of each melody on the board The object of the game is to match all of the melody pairs in as few tries as possible When you click on a block, that block's melody begins to play Select another block and click on it, and that block's melody plays If the melodies match, then the blocks turn green and say "Match!" But, if the melodies do not match, then the blocks turn red and say "No Match" Scoring Try to remember each melody you have heard and continue until all pairs are matched You will receive a rating of "Superior", "Excellent", "Good", "Fair" or "Poor" Your game rating is based the game level and how many tries it took you to finish the game The ratings ranges are listed below the rating boxes, just above the game board Add this site to your favorites!   Email this site to a friend a note from the author/composer/webmaster...         I hope you enjoy these two web games: Melody Memory Game and its advanced cousin, Music Puzzle Game. PC games often have to be downloaded before you can play them. But these games are playable right in your Internet Explorer browser. It takes a few seconds to load a game. This is so that each of the melodies will begin to play immediately when you click their button.         Start with Level 1 of Melody Memory Game, and then move to higher levels as your scores improve. Level 9 is a killer. Then you can move on to Music Puzzle Game, which uses orchestral stringed instruments rather than piano. The higher levels of that game are in four-part harmony, and are ridiculously difficult. Good luck.         Both of these games are valuable for music education purposes. Your students can improve their ear training skills. But most of all, these games are meant to be fun. That is their main purpose. Robert Burton Robinson Link to Us  Links  Copyright 2006-2010 Robert Burton Robinson. All rights reserved.