Musicate vs Noteology

Musicate yourself and become a better musician! Improve your musical skills by practicing ear training, sight reading and music theory exercises every day. Select your musical goals and Musicate will make sure you reach them. Intervals, chords, scales, melodies and rhythm are all covered, you can focus on what you need and you can also challenge yourself in the areas where you don’t excel. Invite your friends and motivate each other to practice every day. The broad statistics give you meaningful insights on your progress and help you achieve your goals.

"I wouldn't have believed it except that I watched it happen" Rebecca Stewart - Teacher, speaker and author (www.sightreading.com.au/) "A really amazing teaching tool that everybody needs. A pedagogical resource for generations to come!" Professor Helen Marlais - Author of over 200 acclaimed piano books (www.helenmarlais.com) Noteology is a breakthrough tool for teaching piano students to read and play 29 notes in as little as 5 hours — using advanced memory master techniques. Students need no longer have their musical journey slowed-down through difficulty learning the notes! HOW DOES NOTEOLOGY WORK? The student listens as a teacher or parent reads them the hand-illustrated memory stories. These stories build the students' Memory Palace: a vivid, colorful mental map. In minutes, the staff stops being five plain lines and becomes a sparkling lake and a dangerous tower. Notes turn into heroes and villains. Even the piano keys become magical fortresses—and sky cottages high in the clouds. Then the student plays games that bring this mental map to life. Many of these games are played on the actual piano with the app listening. Best of all, there are no boring flash cards involved! WHO IS NOTEOLOGY FOR? Students ages 6-99 who think in English and know some basic phonics such as “Camel begins with C”. HOW IS NOTEOLOGY STRUCTURED? Step 1 — Learn to identify 15 treble notes Step 2 — Learn to play those 15 treble notes on the piano Step 3 — Learn to identify 15 bass notes Step 4 — Learn to play those 15 bass notes on the piano Step 5 — Learn to play all 29 of those notes off the grand staff. Then to lock those notes into more long-term memory: a simple 5-minute routine for 3 weeks. DOWNLOAD NOW Students can spend months or years learning the notes or they can use Noteology! Privacy policy: https://noteology.app/privacy-policy/ Terms of Use are the standard apple terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/