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Solfa: learn musical notes.

Solfa: learn musical notes.

How To Read Sheet Music. MIDI.

787 ratings
37 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 24, 2018
  • July 6, 2024

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Developer

Alexey Ovod
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About

This app is a quiz game designed to help beginners and children learn to read sheet music and identify musical notes. It supports various clefs and note naming systems, making it versatile for different instruments and learning styles.

✓Learn musical notes
✓Read sheet music
✓Supports multiple clefs
✓Train sight-reading
✓Learn tonality and chords
✓Multiple note naming systems
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What users say

Summarized from real user reviews of Solfa. Based on 787 reviews and a 4.6/5 average, it highlights the 4 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Music app.

Positive things

  • 👍Simple but effective
  • 👍Great for guitar players
  • 👍Teaches fundamentals well
  • 👍Helps improve musicianship

Negative things

  • 🔍Too many ads
  • 🐛Crashes with MIDI connection
  • 🐛Glitchy and buggy
  • 🔍Limited features and options
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What's New in Solfa

3.3

July 6, 2024

Minor interface fixes

User reviews

Most RecentHighest RatedLowest Rated

Midi No Workie

Midi does not work. I even purchased the "Pro" version and still Midi does not work.
ExplorerCrashExplorerCrash

Would Pay to have no Ads

Would be happy to pay for this app so there are no advertisements. It’s a fantastic app but the adverts ruin it.
Ons70Ons70

Simple but effective

Keep coming back to this app for its simplicity. Fretboard controls are great for guitar players!
LexMinimusLexMinimus

Too many ads!

Accurate app, but an ad every minute? Too much. I would rather pay for an app without ads.
CJSongbirdCJSongbird

The most useful app for practice

I’ve tried so many apps, but keep coming back to this very one, got me for my daughter on her iPad to practice as well. Worth every penny, very very useful. Thank you
liusiaualiusiaua
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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Displaying notes outside instrument range

Bug

Incorrectly identifying notes

Bug

Sound not working

Bug

Unable to advance past first screen

Bug
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Requested Features

6 requests

Option to remove note names

Feature

Thicker lines for guitar frets

Feature

Sight reading component

Feature

Mezzo soprano, baritone clefs

Feature

Ability to choose number of notes per round

Feature

Purchasable ad-free version

Feature

FAQ

What does Solfa do?

Solfa is a quiz game that helps users learn to read sheet music and identify musical notes. It's designed for beginners and children to grasp basic music theory concepts.

What are the key features of Solfa?

Key features include training sight-reading, learning notes across alto, bass, tenor, and treble clefs, understanding tonality and chord names, and switching between various international note naming systems.

Is Solfa free to use?

Yes, the app is free to use, but it is supported by advertisements. There are no in-app purchases mentioned.

What instruments can I learn notes for with Solfa?

You can use Solfa to learn notes for singing, piano, guitar, flute, and clarinet. The app focuses on fundamental note recognition applicable to many instruments.

What are the different note naming systems supported?

Solfa supports multiple note naming systems, including English (C D E F G A B), German (C D E F G A H), Do Re Mi (Solfege), and several other international notations like Russian, Greek, Japanese, Korean, and Indian.