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At Gradus, children don’t just listen — they compose. From their very first session, they write music using real staff notation, hear it played back, and build the foundational skills every great musician starts with.
Pick a note type, then tap + Add Note to build a little rhythm. Hit ▶ Play to hear it.
Every color is a different note. Try the three lit-up notes in order — or just play around.
Can you play these three notes in order?
Pick a note that sounds good with each melody note. Green means the two notes are friends — this is the very first taste of counterpoint.
Pick a friend for each melody note. Green means the two notes are friends — they sound good together!
Place whole, half, and quarter notes on a real staff. Play them back. Develop rhythmic intuition from day one.
Guided melody-writing with a colorful piano keyboard. Each session ends with a tune they created themselves.
Learn which notes sound good together. The foundation of two-voice writing — counterpoint — introduced through listening.
Maestro welcomes them into every lesson, reads aloud, and cheers every new discovery.
One method, three stages — it grows with your child
Young Composers (ages 6–9) start here, with rounded fonts, colorful note characters, and “Read to Me” narration. As they grow, Junior Composers (10–13) and then Gradus Composers (14+) move into the full method at a faster pace. You choose the track in Settings — everything adjusts automatically.
New lessons, score studies, and curriculum updates — a short note now and then, as the method grows.