Hyperscore Challenge is the perfect year-end activity
Here’s a creative, collaborative, and celebratory project that energizes students and teachers alike.
The Hailstorm
Here’s how we took a STEM topic, the water cycle, and made it STEAMY with Hyperscore.
Tips for more advanced Hyperscore composers
Create musical tension by shifting between synchronized and complex, asynchronous rhythmic patters.
STEAM Power: Composing connections through music
Get inspired to add musical sparkle to your classroom, whatever your subject. We show you how.
Second Saturday: Learning about emotions with Harmony Hare
We used Hyperscore to reinforce a story with emotional resonance, complexity and a sense of play.
Connecting STEM with the Arts: Hyperscore Puts the A in STEAM
Connecting STEM with the Arts is as simple as opening Hyperscore, New Harmony Line’s web-based music composition tool. Anyone of any age or ability can compose in Hyperscore. Due to our generous donors, the Hyperscore classroom is available at no cost and includes our team’s educational services. As an educator, you do not need specialized…
Hyperscore Challenge 2025 Gallery
Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2025 Hyperscore Challenge! We loved hearing your compositions and the pieces you created for our prompts. Enjoy listening to these shared submissions.
MC Animosity-Master of Generosity
I have been volunteering as a music teacher at an Iowa City youth detention facility over the past two years. To be honest, I found it challenging to engage the youth. They would have loved nothing more than an hour of streaming their favorite hits. However, the facility does not allow internet access, and the…
Hyperscore Challenge is the perfect end-of-school-year activity
As the school year winds down, here’s a creative, collaborative, and celebratory project that energizes students and teachers alike.
Second Sunday Workshop Recap: A Song for a Forest Fairy
“Oh, that’s Daisy Rae floating on a cloud, and she meets a friend, and who’s the friend?” Odd and fantastical images and sentences flowed freely in our January Second Sundays workshop, where we combined snippets from Shostakovich and Saint-Saens with original motifs to create the idiosyncratic theme song of a day in the life of…
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