Mussila
Free Game
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About Mussila
We are set out to revolutionise music education.
It is better to give than to receive, so boy are we happy these days since Mussila is now free to play for everyone!
Mussila: Helps Kids Learn Music 20,2% faster.
Mussila is designed to teach kids the principles of music in a fun game. Research shows a significant difference in the understanding of music between groups that have used Mussila and those who have not.
Various research has shown early life music education to be a real brain-booster, even if given in small doses.
Mussila is a music game for children in which they learn the basics in music - no experience required!
Join the Mussila band on their musical journey to help them find their lost instruments and costumes. Based on a musical curriculum Mussila is a fun and creative game that gives kids the basic skills and instruments to play and create their own music.
Travel with the Mussila band and participate in jam sessions with musical monsters, taking place on mountainsides surrounded by mystical creatures. The player progresses through skill building levels, by recognising different instruments and defining rhythms and melodies.
Mussila is based on a thoroughly planned curriculum, made to encourage the child’s self esteem through accomplished and fun play. It is a zero violence and gender neutral adventure in which your child learns musical understanding they can build on for life.
Features:
Participate in interactive jam sessions
Customise the Mussila band
Play piano notes
Define rhythms and melodies by ear
Earn new instruments and outfits
Gender neutral
Zero Violence
Simple interface
No in app purchases
No Ads
Engaging skill building levels
About us:
The developer Rosamosi was founded by Margrét Juliana Sigurdardottir, a DipRAM postgraduate from the Royal Academy of Music in London, and computer engineer Hilmar Thor Birgisson. With grants from The Icelandic Technology Fund and Nordic Game Institute, they took off with a talented team of friends and colleagues in early 2015. Based in Iceland, many traits of their Nordic home-country can be found in the scenes of Mussila; volcanoes, lava and glacial rivers that all play a part in the drama and fun. Rosamosi believes in music making being part of our everyday lives and that music education should be available for everyone.
Rosamosi is a part of Kids App Collective, a unique group of award winning app developers from across the globe.
It is better to give than to receive, so boy are we happy these days since Mussila is now free to play for everyone!
Mussila: Helps Kids Learn Music 20,2% faster.
Mussila is designed to teach kids the principles of music in a fun game. Research shows a significant difference in the understanding of music between groups that have used Mussila and those who have not.
Various research has shown early life music education to be a real brain-booster, even if given in small doses.
Mussila is a music game for children in which they learn the basics in music - no experience required!
Join the Mussila band on their musical journey to help them find their lost instruments and costumes. Based on a musical curriculum Mussila is a fun and creative game that gives kids the basic skills and instruments to play and create their own music.
Travel with the Mussila band and participate in jam sessions with musical monsters, taking place on mountainsides surrounded by mystical creatures. The player progresses through skill building levels, by recognising different instruments and defining rhythms and melodies.
Mussila is based on a thoroughly planned curriculum, made to encourage the child’s self esteem through accomplished and fun play. It is a zero violence and gender neutral adventure in which your child learns musical understanding they can build on for life.
Features:
Participate in interactive jam sessions
Customise the Mussila band
Play piano notes
Define rhythms and melodies by ear
Earn new instruments and outfits
Gender neutral
Zero Violence
Simple interface
No in app purchases
No Ads
Engaging skill building levels
About us:
The developer Rosamosi was founded by Margrét Juliana Sigurdardottir, a DipRAM postgraduate from the Royal Academy of Music in London, and computer engineer Hilmar Thor Birgisson. With grants from The Icelandic Technology Fund and Nordic Game Institute, they took off with a talented team of friends and colleagues in early 2015. Based in Iceland, many traits of their Nordic home-country can be found in the scenes of Mussila; volcanoes, lava and glacial rivers that all play a part in the drama and fun. Rosamosi believes in music making being part of our everyday lives and that music education should be available for everyone.
Rosamosi is a part of Kids App Collective, a unique group of award winning app developers from across the globe.
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Game History & Updates
What's Changed
The holidays are over but winter is still here in the Mussila world.
The app has been greatly optimised to create more space for other things on your device.
We've added a celebration screen after each creative session to celebrate your progress.
Little bugs have been fixed and a few improvements have been made to the app.
The holidays are over but winter is still here in the Mussila world.
The app has been greatly optimised to create more space for other things on your device.
We've added a celebration screen after each creative session to celebrate your progress.
Little bugs have been fixed and a few improvements have been made to the app.
What are users saying about Mussila
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Very educative and fun!
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What a great game! Such a good learning tool for general music and harmony. I have to admit, it might be better on a tablet since the piano keys might be bigger, but it was surprisingly accurate. Thanks! I thought the difficulty would increase more than it did, but maybe they will add a more advanced version or a second level. Hope so, since I finished pretty quickly.
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Not only is this game super fun with beautiful and easy gameplay but also highly educational, my seven year old has no prior musical background but is suddenly listening and reading notes and rhythm! Highly recommended!
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Bravo, it is very well done app, made with effort and perfect for teaching toddlers musical theory. It is marvelous tho I would recommend emphatize more than single use double recognition of instruments, or even better add more easy to follow sheets highlighting each of the musical figures once pressing the buttons
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This game is perfect! It might as well help me learn more about instruments though I don't play around with instruments myself.
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This game is so brilliant, learn music by playing a fun game!!!
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Very cool, diverse and incrementally challenging game for music lovers of all ages
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Great animations and music. Easy to play.
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I really like this game. And dad doesn't complain about my game time when I play this game :)
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Useful and fun app that helps kids to improve their musical skills in a new way
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A great game. Fun and creative. A great app to help kids improve their musical skill.
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I absolutely love this game!
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Great game. Fun puzzles, great way to learn music theory.
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Very educational. We love it.
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Fantastic way to learn music and play at the same time!
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Excellent game. A wonderful introduction to the world of music.
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Brilliant game!
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Perfect entercation combo!
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Good fun and educational
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Music education is crucial for children of all ages for creative growth! A very fun and innovative game that helps any new student in music :)
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Such a wonderfull of musuc and fun
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Great game!
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A great idea but the quality of the sounds for individual instruments really needs to be improved. They sound like the different sounds on my 20 year old electric keyboard. They are not realistic enough.