Test it like a player
The last room plays the first bars of Frère Jacques. The team agrees on the notes, one player plays them back on the piano, and the door opens.
A melody to listen to, then play back on a piano, or a tune to recognise and name. It suits a music class, a room with an instrument or any game where listening is the clue, and a wrong note or the wrong order fails, which is exactly what you want in a group.
Create a free lock →Listen, then play the three notes back on the piano.
Then try to play the notes back.
Play a sequence of 3 notes
Wrong answer, try again.
The last room plays the first bars of Frère Jacques. The team agrees on the notes, one player plays them back on the piano, and the door opens.
Pick one of thirty melodies or play your own on the keys, choose whether players repeat it or name the song, and set how many listens they get.
Listen to eight notes, then play them back on the piano keys. A five-minute ear exercise for a music lesson, on the class screen or on phones.
Locks used: Musical sequence
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Two locks nobody can solve alone. Each teammate holds one piece of the answer.
Locks used: Ordered switches, Musical sequence
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Play a short melody, let them hear it three times, and they have to repeat it on the piano to unlock what is behind it.
Locks used: Musical sequence
Available in: EN · FR · ES · CA · PT · Free to open and edit. Published with an Event Pass or Pro.