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Apps Like Clef Cards for iPhone and iPad

Learn music with flashcards.

The app provides an endless set of flashcards for learning music. It supports Treble, Alto, Tenor, and Bass clefs, with options to add six additional historical clefs for a fee.

by Michael Muszynski★ 4.510 ratingsEducationFreeData updated 2026-10-04

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  1. Music Theory Intervals app icon

    Music Theory Intervals

    Patrick Kelly

    Recognize intervals by sight sound.

    The app helps users recognize simple and compound intervals by sight and sound. It offers three modes: Audio and Visual, Audio Only, and Visual Only, with support for multiple clefs and customizable playback options.

    ★ 4.73 ratingsMusic$1.99Data updated 2026-09-28
  1. See Note - note identification practice app icon

    See Note - note identification practice

    Siegal Works, LLC

    Test notes with fun gameplay

    With adjustable clef settings and customizable sets. Choose to hear notes or not. Test recognition skills through engaging gameplay. Track progress and refine pitch abilities.

    ★ 5.03 ratingsEducation$0.99Data updated 2026-09-12
  2. MTE: Read Notes Fast app icon

    MTE: Read Notes Fast

    Anh Do

    Learn musical with exercises

    Learn to musical with exercises that cover multiple octaves and adjustable difficulty levels. Practice on Treble Clef or Bass Clef. Choose note naming style as "Do Re Mi" or "A B C". Set exercise speed and duration.

    ★ 5.09 ratingsEducationFreeData updated 2026-09-06
  3. Fingering Brass • app icon

    Fingering Brass •

    Patrick Kelly

    Find fingerings for any note

    Access fingerings and alternate positions for various and tuba instruments. View note names, piano key locations, and musical notation for up to five pitches. Supports Treble, Alto, Tenor, and Bass clefs.

    ★ 4.614 ratingsMusic$1.99Data updated 2026-09-08
  4. LASIDO: learn to read music app icon

    LASIDO: learn to read music

    Cyril Chandelier

    Practice sheet and repeat exercises

    Practice sheet reading with interactive exercises and repetition. Identify notes in treble, bass, alto, or tenor clef. Choose between two game modes to train and improve sight-reading skills. Track progress and refine accuracy over time.

    ★ 4.6402 ratingsMusicFreeData updated 2026-09-13
  5. Solfa - learn read music tutor app icon

    Solfa - learn read music tutor

    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.

    ★ 4.667 ratingsEducation$1.99Data updated 2026-09-09
  6. Kids Music Note - Learning Pad app icon

    Kids Music Note - Learning Pad

    rf Zhou

    Practice piano notes with treble and bass

    Learn to read piano notes on treble and bass clefs. Practice notes by tapping keys. Take quizzes to identify notes on the musical staff. Play notes with right hand on treble clef and left hand on bass clef. Hear real piano sounds for each key.

    ★ 1.01 ratingsMusicFreeData updated 2026-09-09
  7. Music Flashcards - Blue Note app icon

    Music Flashcards - Blue Note

    Cornel Borcean

    Learn music notes with random repetition.

    The app helps users learn to read music notes by focusing on one set of notes at a time. It offers multiple clefs and saves progress as users advance through levels.

    ★ 3.844 ratingsMusicFreeData updated 2026-09-10
  8. ¼ learn sight read music tutor app icon

    ¼ learn sight read music tutor

    Alain Kong

    Notes, switch clefs, get feedback

    To notes in G and F clefs. Practice notes above and below the staff across six octaves. Randomly generated notes apply to any instrument. Switch clefs for varied practice. Receive feedback on missed notes. Set pace and limit octaves for beginners.

    ★ 4.534 ratingsMusicFreeData updated 2026-09-10

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