A smashing iPhone app for commencement piano players only landed in the App Store.

Called Etude, a app displays digitized piece song and teaches we to play piano songs with an on-screen keyboard.

On its main shade, Etude, grown by eccentric iPhone programmer Dan Grover, uses the informed Tasty Library metaphor of a book shelf from which we select your score. Daub the title as well as the app launches a piece music. Strike a foolaround symbol as well as a app plays back a music whilst scrolling to a right to arrangement a score as the strain progresses.

The neatest partial to me is an animated keyboard at bottom, which lights up the onallsides of a keys for any note of a strain. Which should unequivocally come in accessible for beginners still learning to read piece music.

The app includes alittle classics such as Green Sleeves as well as Light Sonata, but you can additionally download one more titles by an in-app store. Now many of a songs available are open domain, but Grover as well as his partners goal to finish negotiations with sheet-music publishers to suggest some-more contemporary song such as cocktail songs and movie soundtracks.

Personally I’m even more excited about a upcoming iPad chronicle. Just suppose your iPad potentially replacing large stacks of piece song cluttering up your piano area. Grover told me that an Etude iPad app is in a functions and will be ready shortly after the iPad launches in April.

Etude is available for an introductory cost of $3 in the App Store. Later, it will cost $8.

Download Link [iTunes]