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Piano Educational Games or Apps
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Does anyone know of some cool music games or apps that would help a beginner learn piano?
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Re: Piano Educational Games or Apps
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Piano Maestro by Joytunes and Piano Marvel are pretty good. Neither will actually "teach" you how to play the piano, you still need a good teacher for that. But the apps are pretty good at helping you practice what you've learned. They are basically a collection of graded material (1,000-2,000 pieces) that helps you build up your music reading skills.
Another decent one is Note Trainer by Thoor software. It will drill you on notes and chords on a MIDI keyboard. Good for learning to play in a particular key.
I've tried a lot of apps, but these were the ones that were effective in the long run.
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Re: Piano Educational Games or Apps
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Yes, additional practice is exactly what I was thinking, definitely not an app for *teaching* piano.
These are all helpful, thanks!
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