This is a touch less music sheet reader that you can turn pages without lifting hands from the piano, working together with iPod or iPhone in a Bluetooth setting. Simply, the player move foot knee or head to turn pages. Now we don't need a page turner in the concert anymore.
It is a fun way to engage friends or other family member in making music together, having 4 different keyboards in one screen. Frog sound is fun as well. It is the best for young beginners
It is a concise, and trust worthy music dictionary. It is the best to check the terms quickly for short information, not for research or detailed information. It is a very short version of a hardcopy.
It is an app for music lovers, who also like to love trivia. Random, but fun information about any music history, including all genres such as pop, rock, and classical, organized by date is interesting. However the depth of information is inconsistent.
It is the best nota taking apps. You can type with multiple fonts, colors, and sizes. Also adding graphics is very easy to do. Especially being able to upload to dropbox is a great plus. If you don't like the touch-pad keyboard, external keyboard can be an alternative for workshops or conferences.
It is an excellent metronome replacement. Easy control of tempo, great interface, different sounds, various tempo, meters and subdivisions and tap tempo are great features.
It is a highly customizable flash card app for piano teachers. It can be modified in any setting. It is on the grand staff and flexible to drill in letter names or solfege or piano keyboard. Reviewing incorrect notes afterwards is great to reinforce students' weak notes.
This is a great lesson supplement for young beginners. Whether you use this method or not, it is a great way to reinforce and review the basic concept.
This is a great drum app, including various features such as multi-track recording, drum rolls, double bass drumming and more. It could be a fun ensemble tool during piano lessons.
It is a fun improvisation tool for any level. There are three styles can be played; blues, jazz and boogie. Also you can choose different instrument from electronic guitar, piano or drums. Being able to control the notes by visual grids is a great feature for this kind of app.
Effective way to store purchased sheet music. Though I still prefer Forscore for reading score, this has a link to the store, which is very convenient for students.. Worth to experiment!
