Wii Music not enough for you? Try Music DS

If you liked the concept of Wii Music, are interested in learning to play an instrument and demand that method to run on Nintendo DS, Music from Nobilis might be your thing.

Music remains a major frustration for most of us. Only the bravest and those who could stand those boring and tough music lessons are now able to play music and live that unique experience. For the rest, you can still try to touch that feeling by playing a rhythm based video game and shaking a plastic guitar ... but it will never be (sound) the same.

Music brings a serious music learning method on DS developed by Shiro Tsuji a famous Japanese music teacher. Shiro Tsujis is a famous Japanese musician who is a music teacher too. His book and method to learn music has been a real success in Japan!

Shiro Tsuji takes his music lessons experience, university piano instruction, solfege instruction, and choral instruction and puts it into familiar, easy-to-understand words and phrases for those who are just starting to learn to read music.

Through enjoyable hands-on repetition rather than the explanation of musical grammar, students are easily able to acquire a practical knowledge of musical theories.

Features:

• Smoothly learn the basics of the music theory with 21 lessons.
• Monitor your progresses and learning curve with regular quick tests.
• Work out your musicality and skills across a series of fun mini games designed to practice your sense of rhythm, your memory, your musical ear...
• Practice what you've learnt on virtual instruments (the piano, the drum...).
• Plan your learning and practicing through your coach calendar.

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  Wii Music is not good but also not as bad as people said it was. It's actually very good for music lessons. I didn't know I was so out of tune and pitch until I have played it. DS version sounds promising, but would this be better than Band Brothers DX?

  LeSomeGuy, 30-11--0001 at 00:00