Dolphin Don's Music School
by Don Bowyer
(Don Bowyer Website)

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File Size: 5.3 MB
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License Conditions:

No limits -- includes first ten levels (out of 240).

System Requirements:

Windows 3.1, Windows 9x, Windows NT (16 and 32 bit in same package) 486 with 16Mb RAM 10Mb free hard disk space Sound card

Last Updated: 1998-06-23
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Software Description

Dolphin Don's Music School includes ten games that teach ear training and reading of notes, rhythms, key signatures, intervals, and chords. Includes 240 levels. Keeps scores for 30 players.

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your crappy ear training course

Posted by robert williams on Sat, 05/12/2001 - 03:07.

hey man i've downloaded yor cource and now i can't get the fucking thing to shut off so you better email me on how to do this or i'm gonna send a letter to microsoft and get your ass kicked off the internet ,and in not kidding...sonny

Re: your crappy ear training course

Posted by jerry on Wed, 11/07/2007 - 20:49.

: hey man i've downloaded yor cource and now i can't get the **** ing thing to shut off so you better email me on how to do this or i'm gonna send a letter to microsoft and get your ass kicked off the internet ,and in not kidding...sonny

you're an idiot

Music Notes Reading programs

Posted by Lee Caday on Sun, 07/11/1999 - 14:26.

Hello there.
I am on the look for a music reading program (and a game at the same time) -- the notes flash on the screen and you play the corresponding key on your MIDI keyboard. NOTETEST seem to be unfriendly since you got to fool around with your MIDI interface.

Are there any programmers in the house. Please help this budding musician. A computer game that's at the same time entertaining and educational.

From the Philippines,

Lee Caday.

Re: Music Notes Reading programs

Posted by ranjan (via moderator) on Tue, 07/22/2003 - 22:23.

: Hello there.
: I am on the look for a music reading program (and a game at the same time) -- the notes flash on the screen and you play the corresponding key on your MIDI keyboard. NOTETEST seem to be unfriendly since you got to fool around with your MIDI interface.

: Are there any programmers in the house. Please help this budding musician. A computer game that's at the same time entertaining and educational.

: From the Philippines,

: Lee Caday.

Re: Music Notes Reading programs

Posted by Donna Ware on Wed, 08/22/2001 - 18:39.

: Hello there.
: I am on the look for a music reading program (and a game at the same time) -- the notes flash on the screen and you play the corresponding key on your MIDI keyboard. NOTETEST seem to be unfriendly since you got to fool around with your MIDI interface.

: Are there any programmers in the house. Please help this budding musician. A computer game that's at the same time entertaining and educational.

: From the Philippines,

: Lee Caday.

Re: Music Notes Reading programs

Posted by meghan filipig on Sun, 10/06/2002 - 18:48.

: : Hello there.
: : I am on the look for a music reading program (and a game at the same time) -- the notes flash on the screen and you play the corresponding key on your MIDI keyboard. NOTETEST seem to be unfriendly since you got to fool around with your MIDI interface.

: : Are there any programmers in the house. Please help this budding musician. A computer game that's at the same time entertaining and educational.

: : From the Philippines,

: : Lee Caday.

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