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Monsieur Onde, le génie de la Philharmonie de Paris, vous guide dans sa discothèque, parmi les plus grandes œuvres du répertoire symphonique interprétées par l'Orchestre de Paris, à l'aide de vidéos ludiques et pédagogiques.
Apprenez à reconnaître les instruments de l'orchestre et reconstituez un extrait musical en jouant au puzzle.

Apprendre à reconnaître les instruments de l'orchestre.

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Découvrez en vidéo, en musique et en jeu le répertoire symphonique de l'Orchestre de Paris avec Monsieur Onde, le génie de la Philharmonie de Paris.

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Musicroamer

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Discover new music. Find related artists. Get top tracks, album listings and listen to free music

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Super Pads est une application de musique amusante et très simple d'utilisation. Avec ce simulateur de DJ, tu peux jouer du rap, de la pop, de l'EDM et de nombreux autres styles.

Joue tous les hits du moment!

C'est SUPER SIMPLE et AMUSANT!

Tu peux jouer plus de 1000 chansons sur Super Pads!

On fait de nouvelles musiques et vidéos tutoriels sur comment les jouer toutes les semaines. Impressionnez tes amis et devenez un DJ à vos soirées!

Styles de musique disponibles:
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Caractéristiques principales
* Tutoriel intégré
* Vidéos tutoriels sur Youtube
* Multi-touch
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* Facile à jouer
* Pas besoin de mise à jour pour installer de nouveaux kits
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Vous avez des suggestions de musiques pour SUPER PADS ?
Envoyez-nous un mail à hello@opalastudios.com

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SUPER PADS - Deviens DJ! - Applications sur Google Play

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Super Pads est une application de musique amusante et très simple d'utilisation. Avec ce simulateur de DJ, tu peux jouer du rap, de la pop, de l'EDM et de nombreux autres styles. Joue tous les hits du moment! C'est SUPER SIMPLE et AMUSANT! Tu peux jouer plus de 1000 chansons sur Super Pads!

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Groovepad - création musicale – Applications sur Google Play

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Créez de la musique et des rythmes sur une console de DJ avec Groovepad !

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Un jeu de rythme fait par Google pour célébrer le Jazz !

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Un jeu de rythme fait par Google pour célébrer le Jazz !

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jeu doodle google jazz

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Today's interactive game Doodle celebrates swing dancing and the Savoy Ballroom-an iconic Swing Era dance hall that thrived from the 1920s to 50s in New York City's Harlem neighborhood. On this day in 2002, Frankie Manning and Norma Miller, two of members of Whitey's Lindy Hoppers, unveiled a commemorative plaque where its entrance once stood.

The Savoy Ballroom made history as one of the first racially integrated public spaces in United States when it opened its doors with a no-discrimination policy in 1926. In the early 20th century, Harlem housed a predominantly Black community, including those who migrated from other parts of the U.S. and the Caribbean. This community's impact was prevalent throughout Harlem, as the neighborhood thrived as a site for creativity and culture-and the home of the Savoy Ballroom. Albeit a white-owned institution, the Black community of Harlem made the Savoy the cultural heartbeat of the neighborhood and an epicenter of innovation for swing dance and music worldwide.

The Savoy's ballroom awaited guests up two marble staircases on the second floor, featuring a 10,000-square foot mahogany and maple dance floor that was a city block long. The glamorous dance hall sparkled as a hub of jazz and jive. The Savoy's twin bandstands hosted seamless live music as many of the world's acclaimed jazz musicians-including the likes of Chick Webb, Count Basie, and Ella Fitzgerald-trumpeted out the soundtrack for thousands of dancers each night (and over 700,000 annually!). In step with the big band energy, patrons powered the nightclub with the electricity of ever-evolving swing dance styles. The Charleston, the Big Apple, and in later years the Mambo, were among dances enjoyed at the Savoy, but the most popular was the vivacious Lindy Hop, which was born and bred in the ballroom.

The Lindy Hop is characterized by a swinging rhythmic connection between partners, a flurry of acrobatic air steps in the performance version, and footwork that contributed to one of the Savoy's signature nicknames: "The Home of Happy Feet." With the synergistic life forces of jazz dance and music, the Savoy Ballroom shined as a melting pot of Harlem nightlife during a time of racial segregation for the next three decades.

In 1958, the Savoy Ballroom closed its doors for good but its international impact is still felt to this day. At its historic location in between 140th and 141st Street on New York City's Lenox Avenue, a commemorative plaque honors the Ballroom and its legacy as a home of cultural innovation.

Here's to all the memories swingin' at the Savoy!

Early sketches and concepts from the making of the Doodle

| Conner Lane, Stephanie Gu, Jacob Howcroft, Audrey Lovan and David Lu

Music Credits

Bei Mir Bist Du Schon
Performed by Janis Siegel
Courtesy of Hollywood Records, Inc.

"Bei Mir Bust Du Schoen"
Written by Sammy Cahn, Sholom Secunda
Cahn Music Company/ Williamson Music Company
By arrangement with Concord

"BEI MIR BIST DU SCHON (MEANS THAT YOU'RE GRAND)"
By Jacob Jacobs, Sholom Sholem Secunda, Sammy Cahn, and Saul Chaplin
WC Music Corp. (ASCAP) obo itself and Estate of Sheldon Secunda (ASCAP)

"Let's Call The Whole Thing Off"
Performed by Ella Fitzgerald
Courtesy of Verve Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises

"Let's Call The Whole Thing Off"
from "Shall We Dance"
Words and Music by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin
Copyright © 1937 (Renewed) Nokawi Music (ASCAP) / Frankie G. Songs (ASCAP) /
Ira Gershwin Music (ASCAP)
Nokawi Music administered in the United States by Steve Peter Music (ASCAP).
Frankie G. Songs administered by Downtown Music Publishing.
Ira Gershwin Music administered by WB Music Corp.
Used by Permission. International Copyright Secured. All Rights Reserved.

"Let's Call The Whole Thing Off"
Written by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin
Published by Frankie G. Songs c/o Downtown Music Publishing

"LET'S CALL THE WHOLE THING OFF"
By Ira Gershwin and George Gershwin
Chappell & Co. Inc. (ASCAP) and Warner Geo Met Ric Music (GMR) obo Ira Gershwin Music (GMR)

Careless Whisper feat. Robyn Adele Anderson & Dave Koz
by Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox

"CARELESS WHISPER"
By George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley
WC Music Corp. (ASCAP) obo Warner Chappell MLM Limited (PRS/ASCAP) and
Wham Music Limited (GB 2) (PRS/ASCAP)

"Solid As A Rock"
Performed by Ella Fitzgerald
Courtesy of Verve Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises

"SOLID AS A ROCK"
Words by Bob Hilliard Music by Dave Mann
Used with permission from Bourne Co.
www.bournemusic.com
ASCAP

Solid As A Rock
Written by Bob Hilliard and Dave Mann
Courtesy of Better Half Music Company (ASCAP) and RYTVOC, Inc. (ASCAP)

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Celebrating Swing Dancing and the Savoy Ballroom! Doodle - Google Doodles

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Drum machine Lite - boîte à rythme en ligne gratuite - imusic-school

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La Drum Machine Lite est une boite à rythmes simplifiée pour jouer accompagné, visualiser les rythmes, s’initier à l’utilisation d’une Drum Machine.

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Real Drum jouer de la batterie – Applications sur Google Play

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Maîtrisez la batterie avec la meilleure application de batterie électronique

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You don't need to be a drummer to make music! SUPER PADS DRUMS is a free app that has a bunch of drums sets ready to make noise, just play with your fingers!

You can customize the position of the pads and set up your drums set the way you desire, just click and drag!

It's very simple and fun! Take the opportunity to make that freestyle with your friends 😉

MAIN FEATURES
* Tutorial videos on youtube
* Multitouch
* Studio-quality audio
* Easy to play
* Customisable pads position
* Works in screen resolutions - Phones and tablets (HD image)

JOIN OUR COMMUNITY
Have fun making music and share your beats in the social networks with the #superpadsdrums

Join the Super Pads universe:
Youtube.com/superpads
Facebook.com/superpadsapp
Instagram.com/superpadsapp

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Super Pads Drums, simple and fun!

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SUPER PADS DRUMS - Become a Drummer - Applications sur Google Play

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Super Pads Drums You don't need to be a drummer to make music! SUPER PADS DRUMS is a free app that has a bunch of drums sets ready to make noise, just play with your fingers! You can customize the position of the pads and set up your drums set the way you desire, just click and drag!

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Choisissez l'instrument de votre choix et créez votre propre musique, piano, violon, orgues, percutions, tout est possible! Se joue soit à la souris soit au clavier selon vos envies.
Certains jeux necessitent le lecteur gratuit FLASH activé.
De nouveaux jeux sont en cours d'installation pour qu'ils soient compatibles avec un maximum de navigateurs internet.
Si le jeux est "grisé", vous devez accepter la politique de confidentialité (en dessous du jeu).
Si un "ad-blocker" est détecté, il se peut que le jeu ne démarre pas.
Choisissez l'instrument de votre choix et créez votre propre musique, piano, violon, orgues, percutions, tout est possible! Se joue soit à la souris soit au clavier selon vos envies.
>> AGRANDIR LE JEU <<

Tag : Virtual Keyboard, clavier virtuel, musique, sons, crée, chanson,

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Clavier virtuel en ligne gratuit - Jeu de Clavier virtuel

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Choisissez l'instrument de votre choix et créez votre propre musique, piano, violon, orgues, percutions, tout est possible! Se joue soit à la souris soit au clavier selon vos envies. Certains jeux necessitent le lecteur gratuit FLASH activé. De nouveaux jeux sont en cours d'installation pour qu'ils soient compatibles avec un maximum de navigateurs internet.

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LEARN TO PLAY DRUMS ONLINE

The virtual drummer plays the lesson score, making drum sheet music clear even for beginners.

Surely the best way to learn how to play the drums, as any other musical instrument, is to have a good drummer teacher.

However part of the learning process is up to the musician himself; this is especially true for self-taught drummers, and searching for drum sheet music, transcriptions and drum lessons online is common to many drummers. That's why Virtual Drumming has made a series of basic and advanced drum lessons, with a virtual drummer as an invisible teacher. Join now the drum lessons!

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Virtual Drumming Learn how to play drums online

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Surely the best way to learn how to play the drums, as any other musical instrument, is to have a good drummer teacher. However part of the learning process is up to the musician himself; this is especially true for self-taught drummers, and searching for drum sheet music, transcriptions and drum lessons online is common to many drummers.

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la super appli (gratuite !) pour apprendre à faire du beatbox :-)

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Beatbox Maker vous invite à beatboxer, à faire de la musique avec votre bouche. Que vous soyez expert ou débutant, Beatbox Maker vous emmène dans une expérience ludique et documentaire unique ! Apprenez pas à pas les bases du beatbox avec Faya Braz, champion du monde de beatbox.
7 niveaux pour découvrir les bases (kick, snare, hihat, rimshot...) et apprendre à faire des pattern. 17 tutos vous attendent. Vous devrez relever plusieurs défis pour arriver au dernier niveau, le niveau 8 où d'autres beatboxers vous attendent avec des tuto exclusifs.

2 modes sont proposés dans l'appli :
- Avec le mode TUTO, vous apprenez pas à pas à reproduire des sons et vous vous enregistrez
- Avec le mode COMPO, vous composez vos morceaux en utilisant à la fois les sons des beatboxers et les vôtres.

A vous de jouer !

Beatbox Maker fait parti du projet transmédia BEATBOX. Poursuivez l'immersion dans l'univers du beatbox avec "Beatbox Boom Bap autour du monde", un documentaire de Pascal Tessaud, produit par Temps noir.

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Beatbox Maker vous invite à beatboxer, à faire de la musique avec votre bouche. Que vous soyez expert ou débutant, Beatbox Maker vous emmène dans une expérience ludique et documentaire unique ! Apprenez pas à pas les bases du beatbox avec Faya Braz, champion du monde de beatbox.

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Machine à beatbox

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Incredibox is a music app that lets you create your own music with the help of a merry crew of beatboxers. Choose your musical style among 9 impressive atmospheres and start to lay down, record and share your mix.

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Beatmaker: Make a Beat for Free on Splice | Splice

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Make a beat from millions of royalty-free samples and loops, then save your beat or download as MIDI.

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Jouets et expériences

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Scratch & DJ !

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Aide Ludwig van Beethoven à recomposer ses œuvres !

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Aide Ludwig van Beethoven à recomposer ses œuvres !

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Even when you're the preeminent musical genius of your generation, sometimes you just step in it. So begins Beethoven's trip to the symphony hall in today's musical puzzle, which Leon Hong created in collaboration with artist Nate Swinehart and engineers Jonathan Shneier and Jordan Thompson. It happens that our story isn't much of a stretch in the broader context of Ludwig van Beethoven's life, which saw more than its share of rotten luck.

Ludwig's father, a middling singer in the Elector's court and a man too often in his cups, pulled the precocious child out of school at the age of ten in hopes of earning some money on the shoulders of his talent (as a result, his handwriting was so bad that musicologists still struggle to authenticate his signature). He lost two siblings prematurely, had to assume full responsibility for his family as a teenager, fell madly for unrequiting lovers twice, and, most famously, began losing his hearing at the peak of his career.

Despite all of this, Beethoven's music prevailed. As Mozart reputedly said, "one day, [that boy] will give the world something to talk about." That he certainly did. Sure, he may have raised his voice a few times, but he could overwhelm his friends with excessive kindness and generosity just the same. And while his romances brought him more anguish than happiness, would we have Für Elise or Moonlight Sonata if they hadn't?

It's unclear when Beethoven was actually born, but December 17th marks the 245th anniversary of his baptism. Today provided us a rare opportunity to construct a game in step with beautiful music, whose evocative moods, drama, lightness, and depth made conjuring visuals to match it rollickingly fun. Here's to one of history's greatest artists, and to hoping that, wherever you happen to be traveling this holiday, your life's work isn't eaten by a horse.

Engineers: Jordan Thompson, Jonathan Shneier, Kris Hom, Charlie Gordon

Design Lead: Leon Hong

Animatics/Additional Art: Nate Swinehart

Piano Recordings: Tim Shneier

Production: Gregory Capuano

Mulling over ideas for puzzle structure

The evening's first misstep

Moonlight Sonata before a dip in the Rhine

At last, the crescendo

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Since 1998, Google has periodically decorated the company logo to celebrate notable events, anniversaries and historical figures and over the years more than 2000 Google Doodles have been created.

Early Google Doodles were simple illustrations, but over the years have become more complex, more frequent and best of all - more interactive. In 2010, the first interactive Google Doodle was created to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Pac-Man and features a "playable" online version of the game.

My favourite Google Doodles though are the music-related ones - especially those that allow you and your students to learn more about an artist or event and also to create your own music. Here are 9 excellent Google Doodles that you can use in your music classes.
1. 44th Anniversary of the Birth of Hip Hop
This Google Doodle celebrates the 44th anniversary of the birth of hip hop and features an eye-catching custom logo designed by graffiti artist Cey Adams. The doodle takes you through a guided history of hip hop as an art form, narrated by Fab 5 Freddy (former host of "Yo! MTV Raps") - with an emphasis on the social and cultural influences.

Students can explore DJ techniques using the on-screen turntables. A tutorial walks them through how to work the turntables to create a mix using a crateful of classic hip hop tracks. There are 10 goals students can work through.
2. Celebrating Ludwig van Beethoven's 245th Year
This highly interactive Google Doodle is actually a puzzle. It celebrates the 245th birthday of Ludwig van Beethoven. It was designed by Leon Hong, artist Nate Swinehart, and engineers Jonathan Shneier and Jordan Thompson.

Students can combine their musical ear and sight reading skills to put the pieces of some of Beethoven's best known works back together. These include his Fifth Symphony, Fur Elise, Moonlight Sonata, and Ode to Joy.
3. John Lennon's 70th Birthday
John Lennon is one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, and this Google Doodle honors his memory, in celebration of what would have been his 70th birthday, with their first ever animated video doodle, set to his song "Imagine."
4. Claude Debussy's 151st Birthday
This Google Doodle celebrates the anniversary of Claude Debussy's 151st birthday. It features an animated night scene on a river outside of a city, set to the tune of "Clair de Lune." The lights in the city twinkle in time with the music.

Students can learn how the different elements of this Google Doodle came together in the Doodle description.
5. Clara Rockmore's 105th Birthday
This Google Doodle celebrates the 105th birthday of Clara Rockmore, a former violinist, who, due to an injury, gravitated to an instrument more easily played..the theremin. She was instrumental in the development of this unusual instrument, suggesting it have five octaves instead of three. Clara Rockmore became a soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, and the New York Philharmonic in the 193 0's.

With this Google Doodle, students can go through a series of three lessons in order to get comfortable using the online version of the theremin. Once they complete their lessons, they are free to experiment with creating their own melodies.
6. Bartolomeo Cristofori's 360th Birthday
This Google Doodle celebrates the 360th birthday of Bartolomeo Cristofori, the inventor of the pianoforte, now commonly known as the piano.

Students can see an inside view of the piano in action, and they can control how soft or loud the piano is played. This demonstrates the correlation between how hard or soft the piano key is pressed and how loud or soft the volume becomes. This is a great visual representation of how sound works.
7. Freddie Mercury's 65th Birthday
Freddie Mercury was one of the greatest vocalists in modern history and the lead singer of the band "Queen." This Google Doodle celebrates what would have been his 65th birthday, and features the Queen song "Don't Stop Me Now." The animation features different artistic styles, including some early 1980's video-game type of graphics.

Below the Google Doodle, students can read more about Freddie Mercury, as described by Brian May, guitarist for the band Queen, about what made Freddie so great as a performer, and as a person.
8. Les Paul's 96th Birthday
This Google Doodle celebrates the 96th birthday of Les Paul, inventor, and pioneer of the solid-body electric guitar.

Students can play and record musical patterns and melodies and get a hyperlink afterward which they can share with family and friends.
9. Robert Moog's 78th Birthday
This interactive Google Doodle celebrates the 78th birthday of Robert Moog, inventor of the Moog synthesiser. This synthesiser brought modern music to new heights in the late 1960s and was featured on albums from The Doors, The Byrds, and The Monkees, just to name a few.

Students can create sounds and melodies using their mouse or computer keyboard to control the synthesiser seen on the screen. They can also record their creations with the 4 track recorder, which is next to the synthesizer, and get a hyperlink to share with family and friends.

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