I explored three note reading apps for Android this week, two new ones and one old favourite: Jungle Music, Game of Clefs, and Note Rush.
Jungle Music
Jungle Music is a very cute note reading game. It reminds of me of Note Works for iOS devices. Students practice note reading in the Treble Clef, Bass Clef, Baritone Clef, and all C Clefs. The free version has sections locked, whereas the paid versions have unlimited use, extra-time on timed parts, and more landscapes to customize your game.
Play with up to four players and choose between piano, guitar or violin/cello sounds.
Jungle Music
There are three versions: free, $1.49, and the $3.49 Teachers’ version.
Game of Clefs
Game of Clefs has a free and $1.35 paid version (ad free) as well. Players can test their note reading in the treble, alto, tenor and bass clefs. Up to two players may play.
Game of Clefs
Note Rush
Note Rush is an old favourite at my studio. Test your note reading and keyboard geography. Choose between seasonal themes and customize levels.
This app is also available for iOS devices. The Android version costs $4.99.
Note Rush
The Final Verdict?
Check out my gameplay and commentary video on the Studio’s YouTube Channel to find out!
Do you have any favourite note reading apps? Apple users, do you have any recommendations? Please drop them in the Comments.