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LUMINARY ROLI LIMITED
Music with interactive lessons and light-up keyboard
Piano through interactive lessons and exercises. Access a library of songs and lessons. Use light-up keyboard feedback to guide playing. Track progress with visual indicators. Sync with Piano for real-time response.
Cyril Chandelier
Practice sheet and repeat exercises
Practice sheet reading with interactive exercises and repetition. Identify notes in treble, bass, alto, or tenor clef. Choose between two game modes to train and improve sight-reading skills. Track progress and refine accuracy over time.
Dmitry Zaika
With quizzes and clef exercises
Note names and tonality with interactive quizzes. Practice reading sheet music in various clefs. Train sight-reading and ear training. Switch between English and German note naming systems.
Seiji Hashizume
Play notes with 88 keys
Play a full 88-key with touch-based keyboard. Adjust key size for different hand sizes. Switch between 128 instrument sounds including , electric , and harpsic.
Toshihiko Arai
Play notes, learn , master chords
Learn and relative through interactive exercises. Identify double-stop notes using just intonation. Practice chord recognition and matching. Track progress with in- feedback and repetition. Sync with music libraries for real-time comparison.
RV AppStudios LLC
Teach with flash cards and games
Teach children to read with word games, Dolch list puzzles, and flash cards. Practice vocabulary, phonics, and reading skills through interactive mini-games. Track progress and customize learning sessions for different age groups.
myrApps s.r.o.
Practice and sight read notes
Practice with exercises on key signatures, intervals, and chords. Identify notes in treble and mezzo-soprano clefs. Train sight reading with varying difficulty levels. Learn about triads, sevenths, and extended chords.
YINGKUI SHEN
Read sheet music across all 88 keys
Practice with exercises covering all 88 keys, including sharps, flats, and natural notes. Train rhythm and note recognition. Track progress with detailed feedback and customizable difficulty levels.
James Uhart
Play notes, learn clef, improve sight reading
Learn clef notes through interactive gameplay. Identify notes quickly to improve sight reading. Features include note recognition exercises, progress tracking, and feedback on accuracy. Syncs with theory standards.
YASUHIRO SEKINE
Sing along with guide vocals and piano
Practice sight-singing and instrumental reading with guide vocals and piano accompaniment. Access over 290 melodies, including 140 solfeggi by Nikolay Ladukhin and famous pieces by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Fauré, and Debussy.
The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (Publishing) Limited
University of California, Los Angeles
Practice sight reading and intervals
Practice ear training with modules for sight reading, intervals, chords, and dictation. Complete exercises in untimed practice mode or timed survival mode. Track scores and view high scores. Recognize notes and rhythms through audio prompts.
thoor software AB
Listen to audio and identify notes
Train musical ear with interval, chord, and scale exercises. Practice identifying notes and progress through 32 structured lessons. Track performance and repeat exercises for improvement.
Nix Studios
Practice music notes with Treble and Bass
Practice music reading with by selecting Treble or Bass clefs and choosing exercises with 10 to infinite notes. Identify notes, improve sight-reading, and track progress through interactive challenges.
MAMP GmbH
Enhance musical skills through structured practice and personalized learning.
The app offers a structured approach to musical training with a variety of exercises. It allows users to customize their learning experience and track progress effectively.
michal bojanowicz
And sight-read with real instruments
And sight-reading with real instruments like , guitar, or violin. Use note buttons or a virtual keyboard. Receive feedback with smiling kitten animations. View session summaries and adjust settings.
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