Piano
Alteru Inc.
Play piano and build skills.
The app offers an 88-key virtual piano with 87 training levels to develop music skills. It helps users improve note recognition, timing, rhythm, and coordination through guided practice.
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Alteru Inc.
Play piano and build skills.
The app offers an 88-key virtual piano with 87 training levels to develop music skills. It helps users improve note recognition, timing, rhythm, and coordination through guided practice.
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