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Noteworks – Music Sight-Reading

NoteWorks

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NoteWorks is a fun sight-reading game filled with musical notes and animated characters, available for iOS and Android devices. Although it is geared for a younger audience of music learners, it is fun for all ages.


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NoteWorks provides beginner music students with a fun way to practice reading music in a gaming environment. The game starts at a very basic level and gradually increases in difficulty. Students can begin by reading ABC notes, DoReMe notes, or pressing on the corresponding piano keys. Students can also select the level of difficulty and the type of clef they wish to practice. In addition, multiple players can play and compare scores.


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Teachers or students can buy ($6.99) and download the NoteWorks app on their phone or tablet, or try NoteWorks Lite, which is a free version with limited features. Users are given the option to play the notes they read on the virtual piano in the game, or they can connect their tablet to a digital piano (as seen in the demo video below). Once connected, players can read the music on the tablet and play it on their selected device to select the right notes and obtain a high score.


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Musicnotes

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Musicnotes app has over 300,000 music sheets from a variety of genres. If you are a music teacher searching for music sheets to use in your class, go to the Musicnotes website and select the music sheet and arrangement you would like. You will then be given the option of buying and downloading it for print out or to play it directly from your tablet.


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Musicnotes app is helpful for music teachers to easily find any music sheet they like. This app is also very helpful for musicians and music students. With this app, teachers, students and musicians can read the notes directly from their tablets as they perform therefore saving space and paper. Also with Musicnotes app, you can easily transpose the music sheet with the click of a button.


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Download the Musicnotes app. It is accessible from a variety of operating systems whether you are using Windows, Mac, iPads or Android. Once the app is installed, you can begin your search of music! Many music sheets can be downloaded for free and some are purchasable.


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Yousician

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Yousician is an app that supports students learning how to play the piano, guitar, ukulele or bass.  There are many songs and different genres to choose from, such as folk, jazz and pop, and students may even upload their own songs. It is free to use but there are in-app purchases for more songs, lessons, and additional options.


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This app is relevant for teachers who want to encourage students to practice on their own. Teachers can assign particular songs and the app provides students with ongoing feedback as they practice at home. Teachers can also assign workouts for ear training as well as numerous scales, chords and techniques. Teachers can gather feedback from the students’ app statistics to follow their progress.


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Students can download the Yousician app on their tablet. There are 15 different levels so students can start at the level they are comfortable with. The music sheet highlights note by note while students play along on their instrument. The app can detect if they are playing the song correctly and will provide feedback.


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