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Hon Fai Yiu
Guide to Western music history composers.
The app presents biographies and portraits for 227 Western music composers from the Medieval era to the 21st century. It includes a music history outline and links to YouTube videos for musical examples.
Ryu Brinkmann
Stream symphonies and explore compositions
Explore classical music compositions with detailed historical context and artist biographies. Play entire symphonies, adjust tempo and volume, and view sheet music. Learn about composers' influences and musical techniques through interactive content.
Patrick Kelly
Recognize, notate, and play pitches.
The app allows users to recognize pitches by sight or sound and notate or play them on the piano. It includes a Grade Book for saving and printing results, with options for different clefs and an Ear Training mode.
Michael Eskin
Play virtual accordion with fingerboard
Play virtual accordion with a two-row fingerboard that mimics the traditional instrument. Practice scales and tunes on-the-go. Use headphones for private practice or connect to speakers for audio output.
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.
Natalya Lev
Enjoy world-class classical music selections.
The app offers 150 selected classical music compositions from symphonies, quartets, sonatas, operas, and ballets. Users can create playlists, download files, and search for specific pieces.
Ryo Takahashi
Tap to play rattling sounds
Play a rattling sound to soothe babies during crying. Tap the screen to trigger sounds and visual stars. Move the device in directions to activate baby laughter. Add new sounds over time.
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