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Beat and repeat


Beat and repeat

A game of music and motor skills



 

Beat and Repeat allows you to experiment and improve upper and lower limb motor coordination in a simple and intuitive way while learning basic rhythmic and musical elements.  On your own or with friends, you can have fun and, at the same time, develop concentration, improve attention span, memory skills, self-esteem, psychomotor coordination, musical instinct and cognitive abilities.
The game is based on body percussion techniques, which consist in creating musical rhythms by playing sounds on your own body.

The game is intended for 2+ players aged 5 years and up.  Each game lasts for approximately 10 minutes.

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Materials

The game is composed of 48 cards in total. Each card illustrates the musical rhythm you need to carry out during the game. 

Stomp your feet card

Clap your hands card

Slap your chest card

Snap your fingers card

Slap your thighs card

Pause card

HOW TO PLAY

Choose a musical rhythm and arrange the cards to form a sequence, each card corresponding to «a beat», while groups of 2,3 or 4 cards form «a tempo». Each coloured shape corresponds to a movement of the body. Each round takes place by performing in turn the “musical score” created with the cards from start to finish. The players try to perform the sequence, matching each beat with the corresponding gesture. Increase your speed and those who make mistakes are eliminated!

Leaf through the instructions leaflet that has been translated into English to facilitate your evaluation:


THE AUTHORS

Giuseppe D’Erba Music therapist and nurse in Genoa. Passionate about music, cycling and travel. For many years, he has been involved in rehabilitation through music, sports and play in a mental health centre.

Raul Quinzi Music therapist and nurse in Genoa. Passionate about music and trekking, he dedicates himself to music production and to the composition of hymns and theme songs. For many years he has been involved in rehabilitation through music, sports and play in a mental health centre.