Apps Like Singalong Solfege for iPhone and iPad
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.
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Note Hitter Voice Lite
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Improve sight singing and musical ear.
The app offers sight singing and musical ear training challenges. It includes flash cards for note recognition and games to test singing from scores and hitting intervals.
Hohner Chromatic MIDI
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Play synthesizers with accordion controls
Controller for iPad with button accordion layout. Connects to CoreMIDI compatible synthesizers. Sends data to software instruments. Controls virtual instruments like Roland Sound Canvas and SampleTank.
Composer of the Day
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Classical composers on their birthdays.
The app presents one-sentence biographies of classical composers on their birthdays. Users can learn about composers and listen to their music via iTunes links.
Symphonium
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Stream symphonies and explore compositions
Explore classical music compositions with detailed historical context and artist biographies. Play entire symphonies, adjust tempo and volume, and view sheet music. Learn about composers' influences and musical techniques through interactive content.
Speedy Note: Alto Clef
Brian Hughes
Learn Alto Clef with interactive games.
The app provides an interactive game environment for learning the Alto Clef. Users can master six levels at their own pace, choosing difficulty and notation types.
NoteNames+
Brian Wis
Recognize notes instantly for musicians.
The app helps musicians instantly recognize note names across treble, bass, and alto clefs. It includes training for enharmonics, key signatures, and scale spelling, with features for teachers to track student progress.
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