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• Demonstrate at least 3 different forms of interactivity.
This interface demonstrates demonstrates point'n'click interaction.There are 3 clickable areas, Mozart, Beethoven and a B.G. button.
• Interaction must effect both the sound and the graphics.
Clicking on Mozart and Beethoven causes a visual highlight and plays a soundfile. The B.G. button does nothing.
• Easy to use without explicit instructions.
The cursor changes when you rollover the clckable regions, providing a familiar and easy to understand cue for interaction. I also tried clicking on the animated music and effects just in case but they are simply decoration.

• Attracts attention and provokes curiosity to play.
The animated stave and effects attract attention, and the figures of classical composers made me very curious to hear the music, and commmunicated a distinctly classical music aesthetic compared with most of the other techno looking toys.

• Holds interest for 3 minutes.
It looks much more interesting than it is. It takes less than a minute to figure out that the interaction is limited to clicking on the composers to hear 2 pieces of music. Relying on someone elses recorded music to hold atention does not demonstrate your own creativity.

• Includes credits in your Avatar Name.
Did not include credits in your Avatar name. You *must* get permissions and give credits for material (images/sounds) that you did not create yourself.

Interesting to use these people for ur project's character. But can i stop it when i click it again, coz i think i start the music but i cant stop it. The picture is very nice and the stave coming trough also very sucess. i think put more control of the main idea.