Musik-Sudoku Band 1 : 12 Exemplare Carl Friedrich Abel

Titel (DE): Musik-Sudoku HP 10/12 - Das Original-Sidoku
Titel (EN): Musik-Sudoku HP 10/12 - Das Original-Sidoku
Titel (FR): Musik-Sudoku HP 10/12 - Das Original-Sidoku
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Erscheindungsdatum / Date of Publishing: 01.01.2007
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The Sudoku fever has finally reached the world of music. 'Musik-Sudoku' is the first musical variant of the popular number-placement puzzle. Instead of numbers, the seven solfège syllables Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si have to be entered in a certain order. The really special thing about it is that the notes in the marked boxes match the beginning of a famous melody from 'Let it be' by the Beatles to Mozart's 'Kleine Nachtmusik' , thus providing a musical clue to the solution. The puzzles of varying difficulty, from 'elementary' to 'virtuoso', can also be resolved by players without a special knowledge of music. What is most required is brains, power of deduction and a bit of patience. And for the experts among the puzzle freaks, there are also dodecaphonic sudokus and sudokus based on musical symbols. Coming from a family of musicians, the brothers David and Bernat Puertas jointly invented the musical sudokus. The appropriate software was developed by Bernat, the computer scientist, who currently works in a games company. The idea for the musical solutions was conceived by his brother David, musician and author of books on music, for example on Mozart and Stravinsky.

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The Sudoku fever has finally reached the world of music. 'Musik-Sudoku' is the first musical variant of the popular number-placement puzzle. Instead of numbers, the seven solfège syllables Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si have to be entered in a certain order. The really special thing about it is that the notes in the marked boxes match the beginning of a famous melody from 'Let it be' by the Beatles to Mozart's 'Kleine Nachtmusik' , thus providing a musical clue to the solution. The puzzles of varying difficulty, from 'elementary' to 'virtuoso', can also be resolved by players without a special knowledge of music. What is most required is brains, power of deduction and a bit of patience. And for the experts among the puzzle freaks, there are also dodecaphonic sudokus and sudokus based on musical symbols. Coming from a family of musicians, the brothers David and Bernat Puertas jointly invented the musical sudokus. The appropriate software was developed by Bernat, the computer scientist, who currently works in a games company. The idea for the musical solutions was conceived by his brother David, musician and author of books on music, for example on Mozart and Stravinsky.

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