StaffWars Live vs TunyStones Piano - read music Kullanım & İstatistikleri

Built on the success of the original 'StaffWars', StaffWars Live offers game play designed to aid students in instrumental practice. Choose your instrument, key signature, scale and note range, then play the notes that appear on the staff with your instrument to destroy them before they damage you clef. Notes get faster with every ten correct and you get three lives. Press the "Settings" button to change your instrument, scale, key signature and adjustable note range. All notes are in the instruments' written pitch (i.e. Clarinet in C major would be concert Bb Major) All your scores are saved when exiting the game, so you can track your improvement. Scales include Major, Major Blues, Minor Blues, Chromatic Need to practice transposition? StaffWars Live has got you covered. All notes are in the instruments’ written pitch, so you can be a french horn player and select ‘Trumpet' to practice transposing to Bb. Connect any MIDI device to trigger the game with MIDI. Note range = from 4 Spaces Below to 4 Spaces Above Clef Start speed adjustable. ***NOTE*** - Make sure your instrument is in tune prior to playing StaffWars Live. Always play with good attacks and good tone. Game sounds may trigger the pitch detection so it is a good idea to turn your iPhone\iPad volume down while playing with the sound turn on.

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TunyStones Piano - read music

TunyStones is created by piano educators for piano educators and their students. - Works with any piano or keyboard. - Supports teachers and motivates pupils - Teaches from scratch - no previous knowledge required! - Enhances creativity with reading, composition and improvisation features - Allows you to compose your own music - Turns music reading into a great adventure and your piano into a game-controller - This smart app automatically adjusts to different learning types/speeds - Includes introduction levels to provide a general understanding for music notation - The game is nonverbal: you play and understand how it works, while playing! Content: - Melodies by Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn and popular tunes - Specially conceived Music Reading Exercises - 126 levels + the possibility to create your own levels! How it works: - Place your tablet (iPad) on your piano or keyboard. - Meet Tuny, the main character of the game, whose movements you control with your music - The piano is now your game-controller: play sounds and Tuny will move accordingly - Have fun: swim along rivers, cross rapids, jump on stones - Without even noticing you will progress in reading music very quickly! Try it for free! TunyStones is a widely tested, science-based method developed by music educators at the Hochschule für Musik FHNW in Basel, Switzerland. It is produced by the SwissMusic Lab GmbH. We are always striving to improve your playtime. Please contact us with any questions, feedback or suggestions! Contact: info@tunystones.com Additional Information for Music Educators on the didactic content: Cleff Mountain I – the Mountain with one peak Start learning with Cleff Mountain I. - Establishes a general orientation in the notation system - Introduces music intervals: prime, second and third - Contains: „Ode to Joy“, „Kuckuck“, Haydn‘s „Surprise Symphony“ and specially conceived Music Reading Exercises Cleff Mountain II – the Mountain with two peaks Continue learning with Cleff Mountain II, after you have completed all levels of Cleff Mountain I. - Trains content from Cleff Mountain I - Introduces music intervals: fourth and fifth - Contains: „Frère Jacques“, „Happy Birthday“, „Eine kleine Nachtmusik“, „Twinkle, Twinkle little Star“ (original version and variation by Mozart) and specially conceived Music Reading Exercises. Composition Mountain – the Mountain with multiple peaks - Allows the creation of your own melodies - Enhances creativity - Enables you to jump along your own melodies with Tuny - This feature encourages everybody to compose - Can be used by teachers to compose for your own students and by students to compose their own melodies/levels For further information, please see our Terms of Use: https://tunystones.com/terms-of-use/