Music With Grandma

Play instruments and explore sounds, note names, rhythms, and musical symbols.

Instrument discovery and introductory music theory · Ages 6 and up

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Learning in context

Listen to instruments, learn note names and musical symbols, follow rhythms and patterns, and play with instruments alongside Grandma. Seven educational games introduce music appreciation and early music theory.

Ten videos show real musicians. Interactive extras include temple blocks, timpani, a keyboard with sound effects, and hand percussion, with visits from Grandpa on trumpet and clarinet.

Listening and instruments

  • Connect instrument sounds with their names and appearances.
  • Explore percussion, keyboard sounds, and musician videos.

Notes and notation

  • Identify note names on treble and bass staves.
  • Match symbols and encounter note and rest values.

Patterns and visual reasoning

  • Continue musical patterns and sort tempos.
  • Follow notes through a maze and remember instrument pairs.

Mini-Games

Seven educational games, ten musician videos, and playable instrument extras.

01

Instrument Sounds

Play. Listen and choose the instrument you hear.

Practice. Listening and instrument identification.

02

Music Stand Matchup

Play. Match music symbols with their meanings.

Practice. Musical notation and vocabulary.

03

Music Maze

Play. Follow the requested notes through a maze.

Practice. Note recognition and route planning.

04

Find the Note

Play. Find a named note on the staff.

Practice. Connecting note names with staff positions.

05

Musical Patterns

Play. Choose what comes next in a pattern.

Practice. Recognizing musical patterns.

06

Musical Sorting

Play. Put items such as metronomes in the requested order.

Practice. Comparing tempos and other musical properties.

07

Instrument Memory Match

Play. Reveal and match instrument pairs.

Practice. Visual memory and instrument recognition.

See the game in action

All game videos

Game trailer

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Learning in context

Listening, seeing an instrument, and trying musical sounds offer several ways into the subject. Symbol and note games add a reading component, which is why the current description calls out some literacy for the educational activities.

Try it together

Listen to a short piece of music together. Pick out one instrument or clap a simple repeating pattern.

Fairlady Media is the family studio founded by James and Connie Bossert. Connie holds a doctorate in educational psychology and works on instructional design and illustration. Meet the people behind the games.

From the App Store

Customer reviews

Selected five-star customer stories, in their own words. These excerpts reflect the app versions the reviewers used.

I’ve used this app for several years for beginning music concepts with young music students. They especially like the instrument matching.

Musical Mommy!U.S. App Store ·

I purchased this app for my granddaughters and found myself learning right along with them!

LeftseatU.S. App Store ·

As their dad is a musician they were excited to learn even more about music and love to play this game.

Klora1923U.S. App Store ·

…grandson loves this app and although he doesn't understand everything he just keeps guessing and laughing all the time.

Craftymum29Australian App Store ·

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Awards, reviews & App Store history

Recognition for Music With Grandma

Explore the awards and published reviews this game has received. These records describe the versions available at the time.

Awards & editorial selections

  • Children’s Technology Review

    Editor’s Choice Award

    2016

  • Smart Apps for Kids

    Top Pick

    2016

  • Tech With Kids

    Best Pick Award for Exceptional Design

    2016

Published reviews & coverage

From the review archive

These reviews are documented in our records, but we could not verify a working original page. We’ve kept the publications listed here.

  • Best Apps for Kids

    Review · 2016

  • Children’s Technology Review

    Review · 2016

  • Fun Educational Apps

    Review · 2016

  • Smart Apps for Kids

    Review

  • Tech With Kids

    Review · 2016

Privacy and grown-up controls

Our privacy policy describes how Fairlady Media apps handle local settings, child-created content, external actions, and support requests.

Apple's privacy label
Data Not Collected. Read this game's App Privacy details.
Child accounts
Our policy says children do not need to create an account or provide personal information.
On-device content
Apps may save settings, progress, rewards, or creations on the device. Our policy explains when an adult can choose to share content.
Links out of the app
Our policy places external support, privacy, sharing, and App Store actions behind a parent gate.
Contacting support
An adult can email us. We receive the email address and any details they choose to send so we can respond.

Policy and U.S. App Store label checked September 13, 2026. The Apple label and the website policy are separate sources.

Before you download

Designed for
Ages 6 and up
Apple age information
4+; Made for Ages 9–11
Devices
iPhone and iPad
Minimum system
iOS 15.0 or iPadOS 15.0
App language
English, as listed by Apple
Included content
Seven educational games, ten musician videos, and playable instrument extras.
U.S. download price
$2.99 USD
Public version
1.4
Version release date
2026-08-20
Family Sharing
Up to six family members, with Family Sharing enabled

U.S. App Store facts checked September 13, 2026. Price, availability, and compatibility can change. Check the current listing before buying.

For device help, visit game support. For a question about this game, an adult can email support@fairladymedia.com.

Questions parents ask

Who is Music With Grandma designed for?

Its current game description specifies ages 6 and up. Some reading for music words and symbols are useful starting points. Individual children vary; explore the activities and screenshots together.

Does my child need to read or already play an instrument?

The current description specifies ages 6 and up and says some literacy is needed to fully benefit from the educational parts. It introduces instruments, symbols, and note names; it does not list prior instrument lessons as a requirement.

What can we try away from the screen?

Listen to a short piece of music together. Pick out one instrument or clap a simple repeating pattern.

Which devices can run the app?

The current U.S. listing requires iOS or iPadOS 15.0 or later. Check Apple's compatibility details for your device before purchasing.

Where can I find privacy and purchase information?

Read the privacy summary above, our privacy policy, and the current App Store listing for this game.

What if I need help?

Visit our support page for troubleshooting and a way to contact us.

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Play instruments and explore sounds, note names, rhythms, and musical symbols.

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