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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.
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.
Jean-Pierre Simard
Tune notes and adjust pitch
A chromatic with a clean interface displays the current note and a marker that turns green when in tune. Adjust preferences for sharps or flats with a tap. Apply transposition with one touch. Supports all screen sizes and orientations.
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.
Matthew Schaefer
Practice notes and recognize clefs
Musical notes and clef identification with interactive exercises. Practice reading treble, bass, and other clefs. Track progress with quizzes and feedback. Sync lessons across devices for continuous learning.
NCH Software
Write with free-form
Create and edit sheet with customizable tools. Adjust dynamics, clef, key signature, and time signature. Add and transpose notes easily. Export scores as MIDI, PDF, or print directly.
James Uhart
Play notes, learn clef, level up
Learn musical notes in the clef with interactive levels that increase in difficulty. Identify notes through gameplay, receive instant feedback, and track progress. Includes features for note recognition, pitch matching, and theory practice.
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.
Patrick Kelly
String instrument fingering guide available.
The app provides fingering positions for Violin, Viola, Cello, and Double Bass, including double stops. It displays finger tapes, string names, and supports multiple clefs and key signatures.
Erudite Apps LLC
Train with color-tone associations
Learn musical notes by associating them with colors and vibrations. Practice identifying pitches through synesthetic feedback. Track progress and receive guidance to improve recognition without a reference tone.
James Uhart
Learn bass clef notes with fun
The app helps students learn to identify bass clef notes through 80 challenging levels. It was created with input from professional musicians and educators to assist beginners with music reading.
michal bojanowicz
With flashcards and games
Practice note recognition with interactive flashcards and games. to play simple melodies like "Happy Birthday" and "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star." Explore basic theory concepts. Collect stickers as you progress. No instrument required.
Son Truong Ngoc
Play strings with your fingers
Play melodies by plucking individual strings. Adjust tuning and volume. Save and share performances. Access historical information about the origins and evolution.
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