Billard musical

Billard musical

Pool where balls sing notes

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Released
July 1, 2026
Updated
October 28, 2026

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Billard musical — play pool and build real chords! Fire the cue ball "slingshot" style, sink the note balls into the pockets and hear the music take shape. A pool table where every ball sings a note! THE IDEA • Each ball carries a note (the 12 notes of the scale) • Aim with the cue ball: pull your finger back, then release • A potted ball joins your reserve • As soon as your reserve forms a perfect chord (major or minor) it is validated: you score points and the balls return to play • Complete the 4 chords of the grid → a new grid arrives, with another key, another tempo and another instrument WHO IS IT FOR? • Curious minds who want to develop their musical ear • Beginners at piano, guitar or music theory • Musicians who want to revise their chords while having fun • The whole family: no prior knowledge required ALONE OR IN PAIRS Play solo to beat your score, or two players on the same screen, taking turns. ‍ TEACHER MODE A music teacher can create a class session to have students play and follow their scores. Ideal in class or in a workshop. WHAT MAKES IT SPECIAL • Real instrument sounds (the key and the instrument change with every grid) • A simple, precise "slingshot" touch control • Settings: music, sound effects, vibration, note names in French or English • Built-in tutorial, replayable at any time • A polished interface, designed for phones, in landscape mode • No advertising Learn by playing: with every game, your ear improves. Billard musical is part of Lusique, a collection of games for learning music the fun way. © Lusique — François Fouqueau Ideal for learning music theory and aural training, at conservatoire as well as at music school.
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What's New in Billard musical

1.15

October 28, 2026

Your nickname builds itself • Type the first three letters of your surname and of your first name: your nickname appears as you type, and is remembered for next time. • Your name never leaves the device. Only the nickname is sent. • You can still skip it and play straight away. • For teachers: nicknames can now be read at a glance, with no matching list to maintain. • Important fix for iOS 26 and 27. Still free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.

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