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MUSIC APPS FOR PRACTICE:
MUSIC APPS FOR PRACTICE:
There are a range of music apps available to aid music development - some of our favourites are:
- StaffWars - FREE - is a game designed to help beginning and intermediate musicians learn and practice the note names on the grand staff, treble, alto and bass clefs.
Get it on GOOGLE Play
RATE IT: send Mrs Morris an email - how many start out of 5 - and your thoughts on it.
- Music Tutor (Sight-reading) by JSplash Apps - FREE - lots of options in this app to tailor to your individual needs and then challenge yourself! You can narrow note range, turn on/off sharps and flutes, switch between note names or piano keys.
RATE IT: send Mrs Morris an email - how many start out of 5 - and your thoughts on it.
- Treble Cat Lite by LMuse Limited - FREE - a simple note reading game to build confidence and sight reading. Starts with notes written on note heads to scaffold learning and then this drops off as new notes are introduced. Excellent for Training Band students.
RATE IT: send Mrs Morris an email - how many start out of 5 - and your thoughts on it.
- Rhythm Cat Lite HD by LMuse Limited - FREE (lite version) - this is good one for working on rhythms and timing. It starts with simple patterns unlocking new rhythms as you achieve them. Suitable for Training Band student and a good refresher for Concert Band students.
RATE IT: send Mrs Morris an email - how many start out of 5 - and your thoughts on it.
- Name That Note by Bamsworld - FREE - Training Band students could use the untimed beginner version in either treble clef or bass clef. Concert Band students could use timed version moving through difficulty levels - challenge yourself!
RATE IT: send Mrs Morris an email - how many start out of 5 - and your thoughts on it.
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