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Notagram, LLC
Learn and practice sheet music reading.
The app helps users learn and practice sheet music reading, covering note names, rhythms, and intervals. It features four sets of flash cards with increasing difficulty and a shuffling algorithm that prioritizes incorrect answers.
wylan neely
Play , chords, level up
Recognize musical and chords by sound. Play games to identify pitches and intervals. Progress from simple to advanced levels. Track progress and compete with others. natural and their sharps/flats through interactive challenges.
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.
Kazuo Nakamura
Write sheet music with ease
Create sheet music with intuitive notation tools. Add notes, rests, and dynamics. Adjust tempo and key. Save and export scores. Share files directly. Sync with music lessons and rehearsals.
Neointro
Stream and manage your audio library
Manage collections from YouTube, Apple , iPod, PC, and cloud storage. Adjust bass, treble, and equalizer for enhanced sound quality. Play queue with add, delete, and organize song capabilities. Access 100K radio stations.
Azati Corporation
Catch notes and improve sight reading
Teach note recognition and sight reading through a musical game. Help Munchy catch blue notes to improve skills. Features include interactive gameplay, adjustable difficulty levels, and progress tracking. Syncs with music theory standards.
CRISP APP STUDIO LLC
Interactive stories
Teaches basics through an interactive book a baby hippo character. Includes theory and practice sections. Helps children memorize notation, piece movements, and understand rules. Features quizzes and gameplay to reinforce learning.
Ningenius Studios LLC
Learn notes, fingerings, and rhythms with gameplay
Learn music notes, fingerings, and rhythms through interactive gameplay. Practice with visual aids and alternate fingerings. Track progress and receive instant feedback. Play timed challenges to improve speed and accuracy.
Kazuo Nakamura
Write sheet music on the go
Create sheet music with tools for note entry, rhythm input, and score formatting. Adjust tempo and key settings. Export as PDF or image. Share directly or print for lessons and performances.
Jean-Philippe Mary
Play maps, capitals, and flags
Test geography knowledge with modes on maps, capitals, and flags. Choose from various challenges and review country details in list mode. Learn and practice European ' information through interactive gameplay.
James Uhart
Play rhythms, learn notation, beat the score
Play -based games to improve music reading skills. Follow on-screen beats and notes. Sync with a soundtrack. Track progress and earn rewards. Share scores with friends. Learn common notations through interactive exercises.
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.
Kawai Musical Instruments Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Draw music with touch gestures.
The app allows users to draw musical notation directly onto a score using touch gestures. It offers playback with 30 instrument voices and supports various musical symbols and expressions.
Michael Bam
Improve music reading skills easily.
The app provides a note spelling quiz for various skill levels. It helps users learn note names on a staff with options for different clefs and difficulty settings.
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