Play , compete, and share scores
Play notes by tapping the keyboard or using on-screen keys. Choose from preloaded songs by Mark Farner. Sing along or play along with the music. Adjust tempo and volume. Save custom playlists and share performances.
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Warners Group Publications Plc
Play along with sheet music.
The app offers sheet music for all playing levels, with sound files to play along. It includes teaching tips, interviews, features on techniques, reviews, and concert highlights.
Victor Angel Belluccini
Play guitar or piano to music
Play music-based rhythm games using guitar or piano controls. Select from classic songs across genres. Compete in split-screen mode with others. Earn stars and diamonds to unlock additional tracks.
ILLOM Development AB
Learn to read music notes.
The app allows users to tap notes on a sheet displayed on their device. It plays the selected note and shows its position on a piano keyboard.
Hossam Afify
Play oud, learn music, create sounds
Play the oud instrument with realistic acoustic sound. Access scales and notes for practice. Record and share music on social media. Use a piano interface with oud sounds. Manage audio files and engage with interactive features.
Sylvain Nowe
Play melodies, learn chords, scroll scores
Learn melodies and chords from 16,000 classical pieces. Play with tempo and pitch adjustments. Access smart score scrolling during playback. Share performances. Connect via keyboard using USB adapter.
Nicholas Wylie
Track time, organize songs, play along
Create backing tracks by uploading songs and isolating instruments like vocals, drums, bass, and guitar. Adjust volume levels for each track. with tempo control, track time spent, and organize song lists for focused sessions.
Fraser Mackenzie
Program rhythms, compose melodies, play back
Create and edit musical compositions using a grid-based sequencer. Customize , program notes, and play back sequences on piano and fretboard diagrams. Adjust music theory settings and visualize chord progressions.
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