You teach the art. We'll teach the fundamentals.
Music Ace Maestro teaches note reading, rhythm, and ear training, one skill at a time, with a game for every lesson. Its teacher dashboard shows you exactly who's mastering what. Built for band, orchestra, choir, piano, and general music.
Their screen, your screen
Students get Maestro Max, a lesson, and a game with a score to beat. You get the same lessons, the same games, and the same scores, laid out by student and by lesson. Nothing to hand in, nothing to grade.
Students always know where they are
The lesson menu describes what each lesson and game covers, and shows the student's own completion status and game high scores right on the card. Finish a lesson, play its game, beat your score.
The 48 lessons interleave staff reading, the keyboard, rhythm, and ear training in careful order: see the full curriculum.
The rote skills arrive already learned
Every music room spends time on the same handful of things that aren't music yet. Here is what that time turns into when students have already done them in Music Ace.
Band
The dotted quarter is lesson 24. The trumpets count it in the lab on Monday and play it in the passage on Tuesday, and the first ten minutes of rehearsal go to balance and phrasing instead.
Choir
A new piece on the stand is read, not guessed. Steps and skips, the key signature, the rest that everyone used to sing through: learned on the staff before the first read-through.
Orchestra
Ear training runs through every lesson, so the violinist who was playing F for F♯ hears it. Intonation becomes something students fix themselves instead of something you stop for.
General music
Twenty-eight students, one lab period, every one at their own pace while you circulate. Afterwards the dashboard shows who finished and who needs you next time.
Know who's mastering what, without collecting a single worksheet
Every lesson section and every game score, for every student, in tables you can sort, filter, print, and export. Rosters in the groups you define, filled from a spreadsheet in one upload.
Fits the week you already have
20 minutes completes a lesson, usually the game too. Lab rotation, study hall, or at home before rehearsal.
Nothing to install
Runs in the browser on Mac, Windows, Chromebook, and iPad. Progress follows the student across devices.
Paperwork ready
Standards alignment, student data privacy, and quotes for your purchasing office.
What Maestro adds
In both editions
- The lessons, the games, and the Doodle Pad
- Maestro Max teaching every new idea, one step at a time
- Runs in the browser on Mac, Windows, Chromebook, and iPad
- Twenty minutes completes a lesson, usually the game too
Only in Maestro
- All 48 lessons and games, where Deluxe has 36
- The teacher dashboard: rosters and groups, CSV import and export
- Every student's progress, by student and by lesson
- Group high scores, and the doodle songs your students write
- Per-student pricing from $6 a year, capped per school
Buying for one child at home? Music Ace Deluxe has 36 of these lessons and games, for one student, $39.95 a year.
"Music Ace provides high-quality music theory instruction in a self-paced, fun environment. It has helped us deliver music instruction in an efficient and effective manner. I would recommend Music Ace for any technology-based music education program."
Dr. Patricia Foy · Professor Emerita of Music Education, Converse University
Bring Music Ace to your students
From $6 per student per year. One school never pays more than $1,800.