NoteNames+ vs Bebop by the Numbers

NoteNames+ tackles one of the most serious roadblocks for young musicians: The ability to instantly recognize the names of notes. Instantaneous note recognition allows students to process other important information, such as dynamics, articulation, phrasing, fingerings, and so on. NoteNames+ was first developed nearly 20 years ago for the Macintosh, and now it lives on via iOS. Gone are the days of writing the names of notes above the music! Use NoteNames+ as a regular part of your curriculum. Features include: *Training for treble, bass AND alto clefs! *Enharmonic training *Major and minor key signature recognition *Scale spelling (major) *Key signature building (major and minor) *Google Docs implementation (free) Teachers can create their own unique school code in order to receive student scores and to set their own preference requirements *on a per-class basis* which is extremely powerful. Contact us to do this (it's free). NoteNames+ rewards speed *and* accuracy. Students will remain engaged rather than zoning out in a self-paced tutorial format.

This is a cumulative method that uses building blocks for creating Bebop ideas, lines, runs, and melodies; then shows you how to strategically place them over chord progressions. With Bebop by the Numbers, you will develop skills to create and improvise in real time by starting simple and growing the ability to go complex. Bebop by the Numbers is a sustainable method you can use to develop your skills for years to come. This app also includes the Riff of the Day for free: get new ideas and play along videos you can practice with every weekday (except US Holidays), along with Jam Session by the Numbers, Ear Training Games, and more.