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When Classics Become Serious Games


Serious Games building the child’s musical intelligence

Quaint Interactive’s breakthrough blends riveting Fun & Education

Winner of over 40 children's entertainment and educational awards, the Interactive Classics™ Series has been called "a perfect marriage of music and technology."

Featuring the world's most beautiful music with thrilling games, captivating graphics and wonderful animation, the Interactive Classics™ Series invites children and parents to embark on a musical journey that may last a lifetime!

The Music Games embody the latest in 21st-century PC entertainment for children and a brand-new form of music appreciation.

Blending riveting fun with good, quick learning, they build the child’s musical intelligence through captivating games and activities. Timeless music, superb animation and hilarious narrative create an unforgettable experience kids will want to relive and replay time and time again.


The Interactive Classics™ Series - consists of 3 titles: The NUTCRACKER, The MAGIC FLUTE and ALICE in VIVALDI’S FOUR SEASONS, and features dozens of multilevel musical games, puzzles, riddles, as well as animated encyclopedias, listening rooms, music trivia and more.

The Interactive Classics™ Series has been praised for its “wealth of content” and “tremendous educational value. The music games are available on CD-ROM, or as downloads from the Internet.


About Quaint Interactive

Alexander “Sasha” Gimpelson is CEO and co-founder of Quaint Interactive, music software company, a developer of the award-winning Interactive Classics Series.

Sasha has over 20 years of management and sales experience with start-ups, as well as Fortune 500 companies.

Sasha will be hosting an upcoming event
The Business of Video Games: From the Reality of Virtual Worlds to Casual & Serious Games, Creators Panel, Entrepreneurship Track Event, to be held on Tuesday, November 13, 2007 6-8 pm, at Harvard Business School, HBS Aldrich 112.


Personal Note

Yesterday night, as I finished playing the mini Nutcracker music game, I realized I would not be able to describe my feelings - it is beautiful, touching, fun and educational! I studied ballet from 5 to 14 years old and, coincidentally, my debut on stage was precisely with Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker, which two-folded the experience.