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Music Theory by Musicopoulos

Music Theory by Musicopoulos

by SpartanApps

43 ratings
51 reviews
πŸ“š Education
🎡 Music

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 15, 2009
  • October 18, 2020

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Learn and practice music theory concepts with structured lessons and interactive exercises. Develop your ear training and musical knowledge with a variety of instruments and subjects.

βœ“Structured music theory lessons
βœ“Matching practice exercises
βœ“Ear training development
βœ“Multiple instrument input options
βœ“Extensive subject coverage
βœ“Sight reading practice
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What's New in Music Theory by Musicopoulos

2.8

October 18, 2020

- Resolved navigation layout issues - Resolved incorrect lesson reference image scale

User reviews

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Best theory App available

Absolutely fantastic App !
Norm from New MexicoNorm from New Mexico

Violin issue

Can’t make the β€œc” on the β€œe” string work. I have to rotate from landscape to portrait and back to landscape to continue. Otherwise great app
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Absolutely superb

The best tool for learning music theory that I have ever found
Norm from New MexicoNorm from New Mexico

Incredible app

I have tried a lot of music theory apps, and this one is by far the best I have seen. It offers a very well organized course with practice quizzes that truly help to learn the content. It also has options for multiple instruments, and using the guitar option has already helped me translate what I have learned to my instrument without having to actually pick up the instrument, which is perfect for times I’m away from your instrument. Highly reccomend!

One suggestion I have for the developers: please add interactability with the entire guitar fretboard when doing quizzes. This would be useful for memorizing where common notes lay higher up on the neck.

Thank you!!
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Fantastic, just missing left handed mode for instruments

This app has been my companion for a couple years. Keeps me on my toes, and in the car offers tests/games that actually exercise your musical mind. Only thing missing is left-handed mode for instruments in tests. Other than that a truly perfect app for students and experienced musicians looking for a refresher
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FAQ

What does Music Theory by Musicopoulos do?

This app provides structured music theory lessons combined with matching exercises to help users learn and practice various musical concepts. It aims to develop both theoretical knowledge and ear training skills.

What are the key features of this music theory app?

Key features include structured lessons on intervals, scales, chords, key signatures, and more. It also offers ear training with a piano sample and allows input from instruments like piano, guitar, and violin. Sight reading practice is also included.

Is Music Theory by Musicopoulos free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, suggesting a completely free experience for users.

What instruments can I use for input in the app?

The app supports input from several instruments, including Piano, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Violin, Viola, and Cello. This allows users to practice with their preferred instrument.

Who is this app designed for?

This app is designed for anyone learning to play an instrument or seeking to deepen their understanding of music theory. It is beneficial for both beginners and experienced musicians looking to strengthen their musical knowledge and ear.