Sight-reading for Piano 1

Sight-reading for Piano 1

Mozart’s ‘dice-game’ Waltzes

3 ratings
6 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 27, 2016
  • November 29, 2022
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Enhance your piano sight-reading abilities with a vast collection of waltzes. Play along with the app, hear pieces first, or check your accuracy. Generate and share custom waltzes.

Near endless supply of waltzes
Play one or both hands
Hear music before playing
Check accuracy after playing
Create custom waltzes
Share waltzes via PDF
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What's New in Sight

3.0

November 29, 2022

Minor updates and stability improvements.

User reviews

Works!

Not sure how this game of dice works but the app works perfectly.

A good idea,but limited to the key of C

A great way to get a random collection of similar simple scores to read. But, very limited as every score is in C major. Could be useful for practicing transposing I guess.

What a perfect little app!

I can’t thank you enough for this app, I don’t just use it with my piano, I carry it with me on my iPad and practice visual sight reading without playing and note naming while I have a cup of tea at my local cafe.

Isnt much

All it does is randomize each bar from a set list. You cant change the key ever. So if you play piano this is basically useless. You can’t transpose, or change key signature, it is a joke. Please update and add these features and it will actually be a useful tool I will recommend to others.

Response from developer

I’m sorry you see this as a joke. Mozart and I see it as more of a game. There are a few benefits to be had here, but i think what you are looking for might be found by picking up any anthology of piano music, although those can’t be transposed either.

Works well, but limited

Does what it says, generates variations on a simple minuet. But it is really only variations in figuration; it is much the same little piece each time. This limits its value for sight-reading practice.

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FAQ

What is Sight-reading for Piano 1?

Sight-reading for Piano 1 is an iPad app designed to help users improve their piano sight-reading skills by generating and playing waltzes. It offers interactive practice modes and the ability to create and share custom musical pieces.

How many waltzes can I create with Sight-reading for Piano 1?

The app offers an astronomical number of combinations, estimated at approximately 380,000,000,000,000 unique waltzes, ensuring a near-endless supply for practice.

Can I play Sight-reading for Piano 1 on my iPhone?

Currently, Sight-reading for Piano 1 is only supported on iPad devices. It is not available for iPhone or Android.

Does Sight-reading for Piano 1 have ads?

No, Sight-reading for Piano 1 does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application.

What is the age rating for Sight-reading for Piano 1?

Sight-reading for Piano 1 has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning music.

How often is Sight-reading for Piano 1 updated?

The app was last updated on November 29, 2022, with version 3.0. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates ongoing development.

What is the price of Sight-reading for Piano 1?

Sight-reading for Piano 1 is available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions.

Can I share the waltzes I create?

Yes, you can create a PDF of any composed waltz and share it via email or print it out for later use.