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新玲 张
Learn music theory with interactive lessons
Learn to read sheet music and improve sight-reading with interactive lessons and timed exercises. Identify notes through animations. Receive skill-based recommendations. Track progress with session results. Adjust difficulty based on user level.
nkoda limited
Find and annotate scores
Find, organize, and annotate from leading publishers. Access unlimited scores and performance materials. Search by title, composer, or instrument. Save and share annotated editions. Sync with devices for offline use.
Denis Gladkii
Build circuits, learn electricity, study offline
Learn about electricity through lessons where users build circuits and adjust components to observe real-time results. Review lessons at any time and take quizzes with detailed step-by-step explanations.
musictheory.net, LLC
Learn music with animated
Learn music with animated on staff notation, clefs, note and rest durations, time signatures, and interval identification. Track scale degrees, key signatures, and interval inversions.
Notey Inc
Play , level up, and explore
Chords and sheet music through 50+ levels with real-time feedback. Practice finger positioning and progress through minigames. Complete levels to help rebuild the world. Use your as a controller for interactive gameplay.
Pankil Patel
Mix audio tracks and adjust settings
Control audio with preset levels from mute to MAX. Add favorite songs quickly. Mix videos with audio tracks. Use Pro Presets to adjust sound settings for different genres.
Jazz Apps Mobile LLC
Improvise over contemporary chord changes
The app provides tools for improvising musicians to handle chord changes found in post-bebop jazz. It covers altered chords, slash chords, and scale colors outside diatonic major, with lessons, exercises, and adjustable audio.
Seminary Now LLC
Stream video courses and certification programs
Watch video courses and earn certifications in Bible studies, theology, and ministry. Access on-demand content from seminaries and authors.
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