The document introduces notes on the treble clef staff. It teaches that the notes in the spaces spell FACE and the notes on the lines spell EGBDF. It is an interactive game that prompts the user to identify notes on the staff by playing them on a keyboard. When correct, it grows the branches on a musical tree. The goal is to learn all the notes by playing the game.

1. START

2. Introduction FACE E F A C Here is the treble clef. The notes in the spaces between the lines spell the word FACE , which will help you remember them. Click and hear the notes now:

3. FACE 1 E F A C Play the coloured piano keys to hear these notes:

4. See what you can remember F Now see what you can remember! First find the F on the stave, if you succeed the tree will start to grow...

5. Keyboard F F Play it again:

6. Keyboard F2 F Well done!

7. See what you can remember A Now see if you can find the A on the stave. If you succeed the tree will grow a bit more...

8. Keyboard A A Play it again:

9. Keyboard A2 A Well done!

10. See what you can remember C Now see if you can find the C on the stave. If you succeed the tree will grow even more...

11. Keyboard C C Play it again:

12. Keyboard C2 C Well done!

13. See what you can remember E Now see if you can find the E on the stave. If you succeed the tree will grow even more...

14. Keyboard E E Play it again:

15. Keyboard E2 Well done!

16. Well done final FACE E F A C Congratulations! You can now play all the notes between the lines. See the tree move on the next slide...

17. Final animation FACE

18. Introduction EGBDF Now for the notes on the lines. These notes are E,G,B,D,F . This sentence will help you remember them: E at G ood B read D ear F ather D E G B F

19. Keyboard EGBDF D E G B F Play the coloured piano keys to hear these notes:

20. See what you can remember lower E Now see what you can remember! First find the lower E on the stave, if you succeed the tree will start to grow...

21. Keyboard lower E E Game would now continue as in level 1 for the notes spelling FACE

22. Instructions FACE Musical notes are written on lines and spaces. There are easy ways to remember the names of the notes. The notes in the 4 spaces between the lines of the treble clef spell FACE , like this: This game asks you to find notes on the music. If you choose the wrong note you will hear a trombone , if you choose the right note you will hear a piano . E F A C Each correct note will grow a branch on the musical tree and if you find all correct notes you will see the tree move!

23. Instructions EGBDF Musical notes are written on lines and spaces. The notes on the 5 lines of the treble clef are E,G,B,D,F and a way to remember them is to use this sentence: E at G ood B read D ear F ather. This game asks you to find notes on the music. If you choose the wrong note you will hear a trombone , if you choose the right note you will hear a piano . Each correct note will grow a branch on the musical tree and if you find all correct notes you will see the tree move! D E G B F

24. Instructions General Musical notes are written on lines and spaces. This game asks you to find notes on the music. If you choose the wrong note you will hear a trombone , if you choose the right note you will hear a piano . Each correct note will grow a branch on the musical tree and if you find all correct notes you will see the tree move!

25. Credits This prototype was developed in 2007 as part of the MA in Interactive Multimedia at Bath Spa University . See the group blog at http:// immgroupproject . wordpress .com for a documentation of the development work, testing, communication and other processes involved. © Clive K. Lavery, Penny Grist, Adrian Ponter & Mike Johnson