Wizard's Garden
Practice creates a world worth returning to.


A richer foundation between lessons
Practice with a purpose
Miki Sings develops accurate pitch, listening and interval recognition between lessons. Students arrive better prepared, giving you more lesson time to teach music.
A clear cycle of discovery
Each activity gives students an immediate, understandable response. They hear a note, sing it, and see the result at once—building the focused repetition that pitch accuracy needs without making practice feel repetitive.
One small musical success leads naturally to the next.
Learning that grows with each student
Playful challenges gradually ask for longer notes and greater pitch accuracy.
Familiar practice helps students consolidate before moving on.
Immediate visual feedback helps students listen and adjust.
Students learn by listening; reading music is not required.
Motivation that belongs to them
As students practise, their progress brings new characters and places into the game world.
Progress feels personal, visible and worth returning to—so useful practice can happen without a teacher or parent having to push it along.
Wizard's Garden


A whole world beyond the exercise
Three imaginative games turn musical practice into visible progress.
Lava Challenge


Picture Puzzle


These aren’t music lessons disguised as games.
They’re real games that happen to build excellent musical foundations.
Bring practice into the lesson
Ask students to demonstrate what they have been practising. Listen and watch together for:
Miki Sings supports the teacher. It never tries to replace you.
A small addition with lasting value
Give students a reason to strengthen the fundamentals between lessons, so your time together can go further.
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