A sheet music adventure and game
The Lost Diamond is an engaging musical adventure where students use the included sheet music and online interactive game (split into three chapters) to solve the mystery. The investigation begins on a river path in the forest but which way will they choose to go first? Moving around the island, clues can only be revealed with music theory knowledge as fake diamonds are ruled out one by one.
In Sophie’s last music lesson, we suddenly found ourselves in a forest. Straight ahead was a rope ladder and next to it we could make out some kind of wooden chest hidden behind overgrown flowers. We carefully moved the foliage aside and opened the lid with great trepidation …
‘Oh no!’, Sophie exclaimed, ‘the chest won’t open without a code’. Wondering what could be inside, we searched through her printed sheet music and followed the musical clues in it to work out the code. We began learning the music in readiness for opening the mysterious chest next lesson”
Learn the music and solve the case
Playable on a tablet, laptop, computer or smartphone
The Mystery of the Lost Diamond includes six original tunes to learn (more about instruments below) and an online interactive game in three chapters.
This game was very fun and exiting.
— Music Student
Brilliant game really good fun
— Music Student
‘The Wishing Tree’ from the Early Elementary Piano version
Six tunes to learn
The ‘Lost Diamond’ includes a printable sheet music book (with hidden clues!) to keep forever so you can play your favourite tunes from the mystery as many times as you like. Experience the magic of the mystical ‘Wishing Tree’ and get that campfire burning in ‘Going Camping Boogie’. The book comes in a PDF format for easy printing after checkout.
Three online chapters
Search the island using three interactive games playable on a computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone. Hike through the forest in part one, enter Bluestone Caves in part two, and finish the mystery on an abandoned pirate ship in part three. Musical detectives have eight months access to the online part (which is plenty of time to close the case).
Case Files and Suspects
Can you solve the mystery by working out the identity of the true Lost Diamond? Keep track with a handy set of Case Files. Successful investigators automatically unlock a printable certificate.
Music teachers can add their own students
This mystery comes in three versions; a student licence, a studio licence for music teachers or the option of setting up teaching groups to track activity. To set up a teaching group sign up for a free teacher account.
Available for piano and other instruments
Six original tunes composed by experienced music teacher
Susan Leigh MA LRSM LLCM FISM
Sleepy Snakes
Going Camping Boogie
The Wishing Tree
Rockin’ Around The Bat Cave
Pirate Dan and his Treasure Quest
Adventures of a Ship in a Bottle
The Wishing Tree
(Early Elementary Piano version)
The note ranges for each instrument can be found below (some of the tunes are slightly different in each version to keep them to the correct playing level).
Each sheet music score includes note values of half, 1, 2, 3 and 4 beats, dynamic signs, time signatures of 2, 3, and 4 beats in a bar, no key signatures or accidentals, simple musical terms (such as moderato, allegro), and simple musical signs (including the tie, pause, repeat signs)
Beginner Piano
All music is in the five finger hand position around Middle C with hands separate playing. There are a few simple two note chords in the right hand.
High Treble Instruments
This includes instruments like the flute or saxophone with all notes on the lines and spaces of the stave. There is an optional duet part for the teacher or a second player.
Early Elementary Piano
Hands together playing in a five finger hand position (with no stretching) but in different places on the piano. All tunes stay in one position apart from ‘The Wishing Tree’ which moves once in the left hand.
Low Treble Instruments
This version is for instruments like the clarinet with notes below the stave. The lowest note is the ledger line G below Middle C extending up the the G on the second line of the stave. There is an optional duet part for the teacher or a second player.
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