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Danial Sanjrani
Play and track progress
Practice note recognition by playing randomly generated to build muscle memory. Learn note names on the staff with a delayed display feature. Track progress and refine musical skills through targeted exercises.
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.
eskandar mounif
Learn maqam and modes
Learn about Arabic maqams with detailed explanations, audio examples, and visual tools. Explore their structure and emotional character. Track progress with interactive exercises. Sync with libraries for practice.
Nelly Latypova
And grammar
And grammar through clear explanations, interactive exercises, and engaging content. Practice reading, listening, and vocabulary building. Track progress with structured lessons and review tools.
Hokushi Hara
Set , count beats, track time
Use a with adjustable and sound options to keep rhythm. Include a timer for structured practice sessions. Set custom intervals and track practice time without distractions.
Hidetomo Katsura
Develop essential musical listening skills.
The app offers interactive ear training for musicians. It helps users develop listening skills for chords, inversions, intervals, and scales.
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