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长金 胡
Play pieces and complete levels
Play pieces with adjustable difficulty and rhythm. Complete levels by avoiding in various grid sizes. Choose from 100+ modes including fantasy and ice themes. Track progress through multiple difficulty levels and tile configurations.
Half Note Labs LLC
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.
taisuke fujita
Improvise music by tilting iPhone.
The app allows users to improvise on a piano keyboard by tilting their iPhone. Users can play diatonic chords and change scales by flicking the staff notation.
Schmapps PTY LTD
Painting, music, and learning for kids.
The app offers a painting activity with a multicolour brush and a Dot2Dot option that plays songs. It also includes an inbuilt piano with 30 songs and a freeplay mode for creating music.
Nutty Face s.r.o.
Play xylophone notes and tap keys
Play notes with multi-touch gestures to create melodies. Tap keys to produce realistic xylophone sounds. Choose from colorful, child-friendly graphics. Practice finger coordination through interactive gameplay. Adjust volume and sound settings.
Thirteen32 Pty Ltd
Play notes and control synth parameters
Turn iPhone or iPad into pads and keyboard. Connect via Bluetooth or USB. Assign and name 16 pads. Use full 88-key piano. Select channels and velocity. Control CC and program changes. View message logs. Requires external synth or plugin.
Javed Khan Pathan
Listen to anytime offline
Listen to 18 different including babbling, crying, laughing, and singing. Customize settings and add optional piano tracks. Use the timer feature and enjoy high-quality audio without requiring a data connection.
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.
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.
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