Learn to play the viola and/or violoncello without using sight!
 
How to play
Insert one of the interchangeable slides into the projector tube, turn off the lights, and illuminate the small opening of the tube. Project the note onto the wall or the ceiling!
 
This note can be interpreted as an open string, the key of a scale, an arpeggio, etc., depending on the chosen level of difficulty.
The student must identify the note and play the corresponding open string on their instrument in the dark, producing a homogeneous sound, without sounding adjacent strings or unwanted noises.
 
A playful way to train kinesthesia (the awareness of the body’s movement and position), listening skills, memory, and spatial orientation while playing.
 
 
Contents
1 projector tube with slot for interchangeable slides
8 slides with the open string notes of violin and double bass (E, A, D, G / mi, la, re, sol).
Instructions
1 storage box
A book is available to guide teachers in using this game: Bolognani-Methode. Music, Play, and Development (ISBN 978-6310121086). See Pack: Musical Lights Game and Book

 
Benefits
Develops kinesthetic awareness.
Improves control and precision of right arm movement.
Strengthens listening skills.
Improves sound production.
Enhances spatial orientation and body awareness.

 
Recommended for
Age: 4+
Players: from 2 to large ensembles.