219 Comments to Concertalino

1. Finland says:

   May 4, 2008 at 5:33 pm

   i hate this game SOOO much! The guy in my painting is Mozart (nobody else hasn’t had him??), but because i dont understand music/notes at all, that’s it?? -.- i have fallen in love with escape games but this one… Aaaargh! stupid stupid stupid

2. -A- says:

   May 7, 2008 at 7:07 am

   Where do i find the bow? i’m a bit confused..

3. Dan!!! says:

   May 9, 2008 at 7:44 pm

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   1. Get adaptor from behind piano, put it in the socket and connect the plug.
   2. Take green record. Play once, remove and play again. You will hear static and a six-note tune the second time. This is for later.
   3. Bookcase – take book from second shelf down. Shake the last book on the right in the middle shelf until a note drops from one. This is will take a LOT of shaking (like the scissor sharpening later) so perservere.
   4. Click the vase in the middle of the shelf for the first desk key.
   5. Go right, get the screwdriver from under the sofa. Move the quill into the other inkpot and get the one you moved the quill from.
   6. Get the first paper from the desk, open the curtains and get the next.
   7. Use the key in the left drawer, open and get the scissors. Use the scissors on the cushion and get paper 3.
   8. Get the whetstone from the desk and use with the scissors by rubbing the scissors up and down on the stone each time before you use them. This takes a LONG time.
   9. Use scissors on plant and right-hand curtain in the middle to get flowers (still don’t know what they’re for) and cloth. Remeber to sharpen.
   10. Turn right, open the cupboard and get paper 4 from the shoes.
   11. Examine basket of flowers and get paper 5.
   12. Go right. Note dates on the painting. Check wiki or google to see which composer’s dates these are. Different each game.
   13. Open the clock, use the screwdriver on the plate and get paper 6.
   14. Pour ink from pot on the missing corner of the painting back in the piano scene. Got to birdcage and click on the mirror three times. Make sure the curtains are open and go to the light switch. Turn the lights off and go back to the painting with the ink. You will see a code. If it has 3 digits, add a 0 to the front.
   15. Go to piano. Zoom in on keyboard and use the code to open the lid. Take paper 7 from the keyboard.
   16. Play green record and go to piano keyboard. Listen to the tune and copy it by pressing the piano keys. Remeber the notes.
   17. Look in the book. By clicking through the pages, you will learn which notes correspond to which keys (if you know music, this will be easy). When you have learnt to play the tune, worked out the notes and how to write them using musical notation (all the clues are in the book) open the paper that dropped from the book in the bookcase.
   18. Place the six notes in the correct positions. Remember the very low and very ihgh notes can be lower than the bottom E and higher than the top F.
   19. The question marks refer to the intervals between the notes. These can be ascertained from the last page of the book you took from the bookcase. You now have a five-digit number. Remeber this.
   20. Back to dusty painting. Sharpen the scissors A LOT and cut about a quarter of the way from the left-hand side to reveal paper 8. Sharpen scissors again and cut the same place to take a carpet segment. This takes a while so stick at it.
   21. Dip the carpet segment in the water in the birdcage and use this to wipe away the dust from the dusty painting. Hold the left mouse button down as you wipe, let go and repeat until the picture is clear.
   22. Use scissors to cut open the bottom-left hand corner of the painting, zoom in and enter the name of the composer you know from checking the dates in wiki-google. You have to enter the name and then use the left arrow at the bottom of the screen. When you do so you will hear a squeak. Go back and you will see a safe.
   23. Enter the five-digit code from the intervals and turn the wheel. Take paper 9, scraper and black bar.
   24. Right twice and use scraper in plant where you got the flowers to get the key to the right-hand draw of the desk. OPen this and get paper 10 and birdfood.
   25. Zoom in on birdcage, put food in bowl and get paper 11.
   26. Have a break and go for a cigarette. This is what I’m going to do now.
   27. Come back, open a beer and continue with the game.
   28. Take the bar from the bird’s perch and zoom out.
   29. Use bar to get bow from the top of the curtain rod. Go to the cupboard.
   30. Use bar to prop open the clothes and get the hint. Note you don’t need to know what this or the latin phrase coming up is but you can translate if you wish.
   31. Zoom in on the wheel. This bit is a little complicated.
   32. Left click and hold the centre wheel to count the grey and white instruments. Note the amounts and let go of the left mouse button.
   33. Turn the white wheel anticlockwise by the amount of white instruments you see in the middle. Write down the letter in the red segment of the white wheel.
   34. Turn the grey wheel clockwise by the amount of grey instruments you see in the middle. Write down the letter you see.
   35. Repeat the processes until you get to a space then enter the name of the musical instrument in the grey box. Press the left button and watch the cupboard open. Got in to the cupboard.
   36. Light switch is on the top -left hand side.
   37. Use the scissors on the drum to get paper 12. You now have them all. Get the bag from the bugle on the right and use the scissors on it to get the resin (misspelled as rosin). Use the resin on the bow and take a violin (any one).
   38. Go to the piano scene and do not zoom in. Put the black bar on the music holder and then all the 12 papers on the black bar. Zoom in and unscramble the papers to form a score. Zoom out and then back to the piano keyboard to play the notes on the piano. You will hear aclicking sound. Zoom out and click on the lid of the piano to get door key 1.
   39. Cover the birdcage and use the bow on the violin to play a tune (you may need to use the resin on the bow A LOT. Go back to the cupboard, change violins, back to the birdcage scene and play again. Repeat until you hear a plant pot breaking.
   40. Go right once, pick up the key from the broken pot.
   41. Go left twice, put the keys in the door and you are OUT!!!!!

4. Jackattack says:

   May 13, 2008 at 12:34 am

   this is the hardest thing i’ve ever done. hate the safe in the closet. damn it to hell.

5. Venna says:

   May 14, 2008 at 1:43 pm

   Piana/ Code for the Safe:
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   I had the green record… The trick was to put in on twice. First it played an orchestral version, then a simple piano. My notes were (low) e – (high) c – h – (low) e – h – a.
   Code: 62552.

   Just a tip for cutting off the carpet: rub the scissors over the block, not only click on it.

6. Ana says:

   May 15, 2008 at 1:47 pm

   Finally I made it! The last piano part was like hell! I needed to put tiny pieces of post-it paper on the screen with the notes on top of the piano keys to finally get the last key! It was hard, but worth it!

7. God says:

   May 16, 2008 at 7:09 am

   Okay.. You guys are like good at this whole click and thing game.. but I am not.
   So, I am stuck at the part with sharpening the scissors.
   How do I do that??

8. i need some help says:

   May 17, 2008 at 7:39 am

   Uh.. yea.. I don’t get the whole interval code thing… my notes are..

   A-D-E-G-H-LowC

   so.. uh.yea.. somebody want to give me the interval code thing? or help me? I thought I had it right with the code 53337.. but the safe won’t open so yea.. HELP! please..

9. CMSS says:

   May 19, 2008 at 9:32 am

   In German the use H for B.

10. ~MommaPyro~ says:

    May 24, 2008 at 2:26 pm

    I had Tchaikovsky as a musician painting and the code I had for the closet was timpani which took me forever to get! all in all it was a good game but seeing as I’m not much of a musician (I can play the piano but i only memorize the keys others play I can’t read sheet music) it was a pretty tough game…I’m not gonna play it again though!

11. jennifer says:

    May 25, 2008 at 5:00 pm

    anyone still playing???? i need some help in the second safe???? i cannot find the name of any instrument, what ami doing wrong???

12. Jessica says:

    June 12, 2008 at 9:14 pm

    ive done everything to figure out the number code… i mean everything ive looked through all of the comments to try and have a better explination of how to figure out the code from the piano… ive got my stupid red question marks and i cant figure it out… can someone else? i have HDCGHC… the second C is the 8th note it starts with one C and ends with another C soooo help… please… someone… anyone

13. Jessica says:

    June 12, 2008 at 9:19 pm

    nevermind reka is awesome

14. Jay says:

    June 24, 2008 at 9:20 am

    This has got to be one of the hardest PnC games I’ve ever come across. And I’ve been playing the piano for 22 years!

15. Marthussia from Poland says:

    August 4, 2008 at 3:04 pm

    WOW!!!!!!I’m finally out.

16. christina says:

    September 21, 2008 at 11:56 pm

    In responce to Alexa Karuda u say that the question marks may reveal the steps in between each note that would reveal a 5 digit # but you dont know where to use it get the piece of carpet fill it with water and clean the painting in the room of the clock it takes a while its easier just to keep holding it and rubbing it across the painting anyways then figure out what composer or musician it is on the painting by using the dates in google its easy to find… then sharpen your sissors and cut he painting and it will have a imput box put in the name that you got and when that works then it will open to a safe the safe requires a 5 digit code problem is i know the notes to the song by playing with the record then looked them up to figure out what they were EBAEAG but then i dont know how to figure out steps yet

17. fake7 says:

    November 23, 2008 at 5:14 am

    I DID IT!!! BEST GAME EVER!!!!!

18. Suzi says:

    July 30, 2009 at 2:02 pm

    I shook books for more than 35 minutes, and never got a “note” to fall. grrr.

19. Gigo says:

    November 28, 2009 at 7:41 pm

    lol what a game!!! It was sooo good!!! TNX creator!!!

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