
Ping and Pong come up with a lullaby to get Matilda to sleep.
Raindrops make Ping feel better.
Pong gets locked out of his house and can't get to the instruments he needs.
Ping and Pong make a Brazilian instrument out of a deflated soccer ball.
Ping, Pong and Trix06 create a song for Mr. Prickles.
Ping and Pong get Mr. Prickles' clothes and statue dirty.
Mr. Prickles' doorbell joins Pong's orchestra.
Ping and Pong are consistently trying different ways and exploring different instruments to help a lost baby seal start to feel the beat on one.
Ping and Pong find a treasure map and end up finding a melody.
Matilda and Ping work together to get Matilda to understand that there are different types of dance; Ping solves the problem by calling out the movements as they do in a real square dance.
Ping and Pong listen to some reggae music, but a friend feels left out.
Ping, Pong and Matilda perform a song for Mr. Prickles so that he doesn't move away.
Ping and Pong are trying to find the lost sheep, so they yodel them back.
Pong learns that by giving, he gets the gift of meaningfulness.
When they can't wake Matilda so she can make her famous empanadas for their salsa party, Ping and Pong end up coming up with a great salsa song.
When Ping and Pong run out of jam, they help Mr. Prickles make more; by using everyday sounds in the kitchen they make a creative beat so they can get things done in time.
Ping gets a new trombone and wants to make a carnival.
When Pong is scared of a storm, Ping uses the sounds of the thunders and the wind in a piece of music to make him feel better.
Pong and Trix help Matilda out when is not satisfied with her performance; Ping thinks she has been replaced, so the others go to find her and tell her how important she is and how much she is needed.
Bossa Nova is the perfect music style for a day at the beach; Ping and Pong try to collaborate with the song they are singing, with varying degrees of success, until Ping learns that creating music is often a partnership.