Demonstrations
How can 4 levels of difficulties work together?
Our music is designed in layers, so everyone can play together right away. Each level builds on the one before it—Level 2 adds to Level 1, Level 3 adds a little more, and so on. That means beginners and more experienced players are all playing the same song, just at a level that feels right for them.
Level 1 is the foundation. Basic rhythm, repetitive.
Level 2 adds one eighth note.
Level 3 adds eighth notes, sustained half notes and syncopation.
Level 4 adds four more eighth notes.
Hear How it Works
These audio samples demonstrate how our levels come together. First, you’ll hear a Level 1 part on its own—simple, steady, and grooving. Then, a Level 4 version with more detail and technical challenges. Finally, listen to both levels played together to hear how they blend together.
Level One
Level Four
Level One & Level Four
Listen to an audio sample that features all four levels in sequence starting with level 1.
See How it Works
Coming soon: a video sample of what a class looks like.
In the meantime, check out band rehearsals that are using the software FarPlay: