There are three free songs for each Piano Adventures level to try, and if you love it you can purchase all the tracks in any lesson book for $6.99įlashnote Derby - Apple ($2.99) & Google ($3.30) This is basically a “play along with the recording” app, except it also allows you to change the tempo, turn on or off each hand or the backing track so that you can hear each part separately (or see it played on piano keys!), and tracks along with the notation to show you exactly where in the music you are.Piano Adventures Player - Apple (free, in-app purchases) It only goes up to a Piano Adventures 3B level, but is pretty fun for sightreading as well! There are lessons that walk you through how to play a song under Journey & lots of pop tunes in their Library that you can jump to. This app is for playing along with! It hears your piano or keyboard using the microphone, and gives you a score according to how well you hit the right note at the right time.PianoMaestro - – Apple (monthly $13.99 or annual subscription.)

It hears you play your instrument, so it’s fabulous for making sure you are playing not just any C but the right C, but it isn’t going to keep you busy on long car rides unless you bring along your piano.

This is note reading flash-cards, except with ladybugs, soccer balls, or planets.Still good, and excellent for advanced students because it can always be made harder. It can be a little tricky to get it customized to your level, and while it keeps track of your scores, it feels more like a drill than a game. My old favourite, it’s got note-reading and ear-training and more.Music Learning Games & Tenuto app - Apple ($3.99)

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