[Microbit-Python] Is Bach Prelude in C the right example for the musical API?

Nicholas H.Tollervey ntoll at ntoll.org
Mon Dec 7 03:59:51 EST 2015


Hi,

Where are you seeing this tutorial? I designed the music API and I've
not written a tutorial for it. There's a relatively old music example
but that can be easily changed.

Totally agree about the music being engaging and appropriate for the
target year group.

N.

On 06/12/15 21:15, Nick Sarbicki wrote:
> Sorry if this has already been discussed. I've skimmed the previous
> threads and haven't found anything on this.
> 
> I for one love Bach.
> 
> My 9 year old nephew only knows him from being forced to play Bach
> pieces during piano lessons.
> 
> Most other kids I teach at the Dojo I'm fairly sure wouldn't have a clue.
> 
> Do we think it would be better to have a different song as the main
> tutorial for the music API? My immediate thought was The Entertainer
> which most kids are taught at school (they still are right? I'm not just
> getting old?). But maybe even that is too old-fashioned.
> 
> If we want to actively address the gender imbalance in programming today
> we could even put on "Let It Go" (that was a joke, please don't take it
> seriously).
> 
> - Nick.
> 
> 
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