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Apps Like Tulum II for iPhone and iPad

Play the unique ethnic instrument Tulum.

The app allows users to play the Tulum, an ethnic instrument similar to the bagpipe. It is a harmonic wind instrument capable of sounding two notes simultaneously.

by Davut Engin★ 5.01 ratingsMusicFreeData updated 2026-09-26

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  1. EzPiano – Learn Piano Easily app icon

    EzPiano – Learn Piano Easily

    Hau Dinh

    Play chords and read sheet music

    Basics with step-by-step lessons on notes, scales, and chords. Play songs with guided practice. Read and interpret sheet music. Track progress with lesson completion and performance feedback. Export practice sessions and share recordings.

    ★ 0.00 ratingsMusicFreeData updated 2026-09-06
  2. Byell Harmony app icon

    Byell Harmony

    Garzotto GmbH

    Learn, listen, and look up music.

    The app provides a practice tool for learning musical chords and scales. It answers questions about note relationships, scale construction, and chord identification across various instruments.

    ★ 0.00 ratingsMusicFreeData updated 2026-09-21
  3. Music Tutor (Sight-reading) app icon

    Music Tutor (Sight-reading)

    Bijoy Thangaraj

    Learn sheet music and read notes.

    The app helps users learn sheet music and enhance sight-reading abilities. It develops speed in identifying music notes through timed sessions, with options for different clefs and practice modes.

    ★ 0.00 ratingsMusic$9.99Data updated 2026-09-30
  4. Musicrem: Ear Training app icon

    Musicrem: Ear Training

    Tomas Javnicky

    Improve hearing of harmonies and movements.

    The app presents exercises for recognizing melodic and harmonic intervals, scales, and various chord types in all inversions. Users can select from five musical instruments for the exercises, with an option to display the first note.

    ★ 0.00 ratingsEducation$1.99Data updated 2026-10-22

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