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EDGAR GABRIEL
Improvisation for string players education.
The app teaches string players improvisation using notation, audio, and exercises. It covers various musical styles and clefs, suitable for students, teachers, and professionals.
Stephen Cheung
Learn saxophone with all tools.
The app provides a comprehensive resource for saxophone players. It includes a key chart, information on saxophone types, scales, a transposition chart, and a metronome.
Sukhbir Kaur
Sing with patterns, refine your voice, train
Practice singing with customizable music patterns called AANKLARS from Indian classical music. Train ear recognition with note and rhythm patterns. Select from various Taalas including Kehrwa, Dadra, Roopak, Deepchandi, Jhapp, and Teentaal.
Peter Ristow
Learn ukulele by playing real songs.
The app provides a 7-day plan to learn ukulele by playing along with songs. It features a virtual fretboard with scrolling chord names and a playalong mode that syncs visuals and audio for practice at various tempos.
Arthur Roolfs
Test ear training skills proficiency level
The app tests ear training skills using high quality samples and displays intervals in music notation. Intervals are replayed when a wrong guess is made and can be sounded together with a range of 6 octaves.
Ronald Nicholson
Tap chords and strum sweet music
The app allows users to play chords by tapping buttons and strumming. Chord buttons can be reconfigured for over 150 chords per key, and users can experiment with picking melodies.
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