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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.
Tombooks Sàrl
Play with professional backing tracks
Access with professional backing tracks for various instruments and skill levels. Play along with audio recordings, mute your instrument, and follow scrolling . Practice pieces with real-time feedback and track progress.
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.
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.
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.
Musicnotes
Play , create set lists, access notes
Play and practice digital with adjustable tempo and pitch. Create and manage set lists. Access a large collection of high-quality and arrangements. Annotate and save notes. Sync across devices. Export as PDF or image. Share scores with others.
Alexey Ovod
Train ears to recognize and
Practice identifying , , and intervals through interactive exercises. Train ear to recognize melodies and chord progressions. Play accompaniment on guitar or piano. Track progress with built-in exercises and scales.
Balazs Kiss
Identify intervals, chords, and scales by ear
Learn to identify musical intervals, chords, scales, and rhythms by listening. Practice ten exercises including interval and chord recognition, melody and rhythm dictation, and chord progressions.
新玲 张
Learn notes, read , and train ears
Learn notes, key signatures, and intervals through interactive exercises. Practice ear training with pitch matching and interval identification. Track progress with detailed reports and customize sessions for individual learning needs.
MWM
Play by watching and repeating songs
Play by tapping notes to match songs. Learn through repetition and memory. Track progress and practice favorite tunes anytime. Sync with devices for continuous learning.
Bravenbird
, practice, progress
Learn through interactive exercises and a visual approach. Practice reading rhythms and scales. Track progress with step-by-step lessons. Receive instant feedback on accuracy. Export exercises for offline practice.
Blazing Apps Ltd
Practice ear training and sight reading
Practice ear training, sight reading, and music theory exercises. Set musical goals and track progress with detailed statistics. Focus on specific areas like intervals, chords, and rhythm. Challenge weak areas and invite friends to practice together.
Guitar Tabs LLC
Practice rhythms with metronome beats
Practice rhythmic exercises with metronome support to improve timing and sight reading. Repeat custom rhythms, test skill levels, and track progress. Sync with a teacher or practice independently for structured training sessions.
Alexey Ovod
Practice rhythms with flash cards and exercises
Develop through flash cards and exercises. Practice recognizing and playing rhythmic patterns at various tempos. Sessions progress from beginner to advanced levels across simple, complex, and irregular time signatures.
Crazy Ootka Software AB
Learn chords, scales, and intervals
Learn music theory with lessons on chords, scales, and intervals. Identify melodies by ear and practice sight reading. Train rhythm, solfège, and note recognition. Sing notes and intervals to improve pitch accuracy.
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