Rhythm Swing- Music Drills 1.2

From the creator of Flashnote Derby comes Rhythm Swing, an engaging and educational app designed to help children learn about rhythm and music notation.

Students will be challenged to outsmart a mischievous crocodile by tapping out rhythms accurately. The app offers a range of levels that progress from basic beat-keeping to more complex notes and rests. The inclusion of humorous gameplay keeps learners motivated as they conquer each new rhythm concept.

Each level of Rhythm Swing is accompanied by a brief instructional video, providing a clear explanation of the rhythm being introduced. Students can listen to short musical phrases and experience the sound of each rhythm firsthand. In practice mode, learners can attempt hundreds of rhythms until they are mastered, with helpful feedback provided for error correction. Once confident, students can then progress to the game mode, where precision is key.

Notable rhythm concepts covered in Rhythm Swing include:

• Quarter Notes and Quarter Rests
• Half Notes and Half Rests
• Whole Notes and Whole Rests
• Dotted Half Notes
• Eighth Notes and Eighth Rests
• 4/4, 3/4, and 2/4 Time Signatures

Stay tuned for more levels featuring increasingly complex rhythms!

Here's what some early reviewers are saying about Rhythm Swing:

"My students and I LOVED Rhythm Swing. It provided invaluable insight into their ability to maintain a steady beat." - K. W., piano teacher

"Rhythm Swing is a fantastic app that I have started using with my beginner students. It not only helps them develop a steady beat at various tempos, but it also stands out among other rhythm apps with its emphasis on extended note durations and gradually progressing difficulty. Thank you!" - J. Z., piano teacher

"After using Rhythm Swing with my students, we have all come to enjoy it. Most of them prefer the practice section over the game, as it reduces the pressure, but eventually they all gravitate towards playing the game. Overall, I have nothing but positive feedback so far. Keep up the great work!" - S. C., piano teacher