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michal bojanowicz
With flashcards and games
Practice note recognition with interactive flashcards and games. to play simple melodies like "Happy Birthday" and "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star." Explore basic theory concepts. Collect stickers as you progress. No instrument required.
YINGKUI SHEN
Read sheet music across all 88 keys
Practice with exercises covering all 88 keys, including sharps, flats, and natural notes. Train rhythm and note recognition. Track progress with detailed feedback and customizable difficulty levels.
Ensemble Education, Inc.
Play musical games and compete globally
Practice music theory with multiple choice questions and call and response exercises. Identify musical elements and concepts. Compete against players globally. Track progress and receive feedback on accuracy.
John Walbolt
Tune notes and play pitches with
Offers a pipe for note identification, a piano with 6 octaves for vocal warm-ups, and a tuner to detect notes. Users can play notes, adjust , and practice singing with professional audio quality.
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.
Bijoy Thangaraj
Learn sheet and improve sight-reading skills
Learn to read sheet with timed and untimed practice in treble, bass, and alto clefs. Identify notes, review mistakes, and track progress. Includes sight-reading exercises and note identification drills.
嵩 张
Write music with keyboard notation
Create and edit sheet music by tapping keys with notation. Add, delete, or reorder parts. Change keys for individual parts. Support up to 8 parts. Include over 100 instruments and various music symbols. Suitable for both beginners and professionals.
Quizard AI, Inc.
Record lectures, transcribe notes, generate summaries
Transcribe lectures, meetings, and presentations into organized notes. Generate summaries from recordings and YouTube videos. Highlight key points and structure content for active learning. Sync notes across devices and access them offline.
Compoze Music Solutions Ltd
And rhythms with exercises
Theory through interactive exercises that teach reading, writing, and playing . Practice at your own pace with fun, experience-based activities. No instrument required. Track progress and set personal learning goals.
Rosamosi ehf.
Explore , learn, and play
Learn fundamentals through interactive lessons, games, and challenges. Explore instruments, read notes, and create rhythms. Track progress and complete activities designed by educators and musicians.
Seiji Hashizume
Play notes with 88 keys
Play a full 88-key with touch-based keyboard. Adjust key size for different hand sizes. Switch between 128 instrument sounds including , electric , and harpsic.
Luke Bartolomeo
Learn music reading through engaging games.
The app offers a game-based approach for children to learn music reading through timed note flashcard challenges. It includes a practice mode for relaxed learning and supports multiple input methods, including playing an instrument.
James Uhart
Identify intervals and progress through levels
Develop musical ear through 80 progressively challenging levels. Recognize intervals and improve solfege skills. Identify pitches relative to a tonal center. Syncs with Apple Health.
TOYA TAP: PRESCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN FREE LEARNING PUZZLES GAMES FOR KIDS TODDLERS LTD
Color pages, draw, and create art
Pages allow users to select from crayons, markers, and a sparkling brush. Animated elements enhance the experience. The interface guides children in specific areas. Users can save and share their artwork.
MUSIKEYS, LLC
Master key signatures and scales easily.
The app provides step-by-step instruction and review for major and minor key signatures and scales. Users can achieve mastery of recognizing and entering key signatures and scales through interactive tutorials and guided practice.
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