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Visions Encoded Inc.
Play notes, rhythms, test speed
Practice sight-reading of musical notes on bass and treble clefs. Select notes in specified keys with 0-4 flats or 1-4 sharps. Play in arcade, countdown, or endless modes. Track progress through flashcard exercises.
Alexey Ovod
Notes with interactive quizzes
Notes and basic theory through interactive quizzes. Practice reading notes on treble, bass, and alto clefs. Study tonality, chord names, and switch between English and German note names. Train sight-reading and ear training for piano and singing.
YINGKUI SHEN
Train piano keys with key signatures.
The app trains reading notes on all 88 keys within various key signatures. It offers customizable practice options for different skill levels and tracks user progress with informative graphs.
Bijoy Thangaraj
Learn sheet and improve sight-reading skills
Learn to read sheet with timed and untimed practice in treble, bass, and alto clefs. Identify notes, review mistakes, and track progress. Includes sight-reading exercises and note identification drills.
Luke Bartolomeo
Learn music reading through engaging games.
The app offers a game-based approach for children to learn music reading through timed note flashcard challenges. It includes a practice mode for relaxed learning and supports multiple input methods, including playing an instrument.
MWM
Play by watching and repeating songs
Play by tapping notes to match songs. Learn through repetition and memory. Track progress and practice favorite tunes anytime. Sync with devices for continuous learning.
Alain Kong
Notes, switch clefs, get feedback
To notes in G and F clefs. Practice notes above and below the staff across six octaves. Randomly generated notes apply to any instrument. Switch clefs for varied practice. Receive feedback on missed notes. Set pace and limit octaves for beginners.
Yannis RICHARD
Read music and complete exercises
Learn to read music through 32 step-by-step lessons that introduce gradually. Practice reading in treble, bass, or both clefs. Complete exercises to reinforce note recognition and progress through levels.
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.
Alain Kong
Notes, switch clefs, track progress
To sight notes in G and F clefs. Practice notes across six octaves, including those above and below the staff. Randomly generated notes apply to any instrument. Switch clefs for varied practice. Beginners can limit octaves and set their pace.
Cornel Borcean
Learn music notes with random repetition.
The app helps users learn to read music notes by focusing on one set of notes at a time. It offers multiple clefs and saves progress as users advance through levels.
嵩 张
Edit scores, playback , write lyrics
Create and edit sheet with tools. Add lyrics and playback compositions. Export scores in various formats. View and organize sheets for practice or performance. Learn theory through interactive features.
Binary Guilt
Read sheet and improve sight-
Practice with progressive drills for all seven clefs. Learn sight- through interactive exercises tailored to your instrument. Track progress with detailed feedback and adjust difficulty levels as skills improve.
Ultimate Guitar
Learn songs with chords and tabs
The app provides access to a large catalog of guitar, bass, and ukulele chords, tabs, and lyrics. Users can search for songs by genre, rating, or ability, and explore curated collections.
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.
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