Music School for Everyone App Reviews

10 Customer Reviews:

I bought this because of the statement “We are constantly adding new lessons, songs and other features”, and yet nothing. Where is this new content? It seems pretty non-existent at this point. A promise to lure a hefty price tag out of you for 5-minutes of basic instruction and a bunch of classical midi files you can play along with—ironically nothing even suited for a beginner. And at this point, paying to “Unlock features” gets you exactly the same as paying for “grade 1”, except with a doubling of cost for your convenience. The use of the word “constantly” might invoke ideas of bi-weekly delivery of new lessons, but in the four months I’ve had this, there’s been nothing. Not a drop of new content and the app hasn’t been updated in almost a year. It’s sad because my daughter really loves it, but even as a 3-year old she’s bored with the minuscule amount of lesson work that there actually is.

zang v2.2 · 10 years ago

I’m a part time piano teacher in on the side, and I am really impressed with all the things this app can do, especially because I downloaded it on a whim. I recommend it to my students young and old. Will take a look at the full version.

SpirK78 · 12 years ago

I know that piano teachers are always looking at innovative ways to try and help kids learn where the piano keys are because then you can move onto more advanced and fun things. I’m sure this app will help children learn a lot quicker than just looking at a book and I’d love to see this on the iPad... just what the iPad is missing and could work for children much better.

hershley · 12 years ago

When I first tried this app I was amazed at how many features are included! Seems you get a massive choice of things to do with loads and loads of choices for songs to look at. With the notes flowing across the keyboard its great to learn how to play them. Theres a wide range from Chopin to Beethoven so I dont think Ill ever run out of songs… its like the only app I need. The app works great as it is with all the features needed, perfect for beginners, but with the upgrade it just goes into something really powerful that anybody can use.

kinjam · 12 years ago

Wow

Everything in this app that I need… so fun to play and use… keep the updates coming and adding new stuff.

gilbing · 12 years ago

Hard

Dis ap iz hard!!!! Man, playing piano is tuff!

KarNeo · 12 years ago

I bought this to improve my dexterity on piano (Im primarily a drummer). Ive looked at other apps and this one seemed best for me, being that I already have a little skill on piano. But am in no means an expert. It has a lot of classical pieces to choose from. Great guide options to help you see where the notes will hit before they play. The falling notes are cool, but do take a little bit of time to get used to. Something I would like to see in this is to have the ability to subdivide the bpm. Also, it would be near perfect if there was the ability to see the music in score form. This would help with my reading, which Id like to improve on as well.

Restless Waters · 12 years ago

I guess it’s a good learning tool, if you are a concert pianist. I am a beginner and the few music pieces I tried were far to advanced. If there were any easy pieces in there, it would help a lot if the many music pieces offered were graded on complexity. Also due to a bug, the interface was not in English, which made navigation hard.

hakanandre · 11 years ago

I downloaded the free app and gave it a run - it looked promising. The colors are engaging and it goes slow enough that my kids could learn easily. Then, I needed to progress to the next level, and that needed to be purchased. That’s where the goose chase began. I clicked the link to the Apple App Store and it took me to the same free app I already had. So, I tried to make an in app purchase but it wanted me to purchase without knowing what it cost. Fat chance! It looks promising, but it doesn’t appear to be finished. I’m disappointed, but I’m moving on.

Classy Mama · 10 years ago

rip of

i downloaded this for my mac I opened it and i clicked play it didnt even open after that it crashed

poopy man123456789 10 11 12 · 10 years ago

VERY DISAPPOINTED

I have old music theory programs for children from the 90s and early 2000 years….MUSIC ACE is one, JUILLIARD MUSIC ADVENTURE, another….and the ALFRED Theory Games. I expected something similar and this was a big let down. There is nothing of substance or quantity here. I wasted my money. Fortunately for me I still have my old Windows XP computer to run the old games on. They are a delight to my students. I love my new iMac but the music apps are woefully inferior in content and graphics.

dresdenivorytickler · 8 years ago

No new lessons!

Bought the app, played the seven Level 1 lessons, have been waiting months for new lessons! Great potential but until I receive new lessons I can not give a good rating, sorry

KJFffffff · 10 years ago

Has potential but where’s the rest of it?

I downloaded the free app and gave it a run - it looked promising. The colors are engaging and it goes slow enough that my kids could learn easily. Then, I needed to progress to the next level, and that needed to be purchased. That’s where the goose chase began. I clicked the link to the Apple App Store and it took me to the same free app I already had. So, I tried to make an in app purchase but it wanted me to purchase without knowing what it cost. Fat chance! It looks promising, but it doesn’t appear to be finished. I’m disappointed, but I’m moving on.

Classy Mama · 10 years ago

Not for beginners

I guess it’s a good learning tool, if you are a concert pianist. I am a beginner and the few music pieces I tried were far to advanced. If there were any easy pieces in there, it would help a lot if the many music pieces offered were graded on complexity. Also due to a bug, the interface was not in English, which made navigation hard.

hakanandre · 11 years ago

Nice App. An update with improvements would make this so much better.

I bought this to improve my dexterity on piano (I'm primarily a drummer). I've looked at other apps and this one seemed best for me, being that I already have a little skill on piano. But am in no means an expert. It has a lot of classical pieces to choose from. Great guide options to help you see where the notes will hit before they play. The falling notes are cool, but do take a little bit of time to get used to. Something I would like to see in this is to have the ability to subdivide the bpm. Also, it would be near perfect if there was the ability to see the music in score form. This would help with my reading, which I'd like to improve on as well.

Restless Waters · 12 years ago

Hard

Dis ap iz hard!!!! Man, playing piano is tuff!

KarNeo · 12 years ago

Wow

Everything in this app that I need… so fun to play and use… keep the updates coming and adding new stuff.

gilbing · 12 years ago

Sooo cool!

I know that piano teachers are always looking at innovative ways to try and help kids learn where the piano keys are because then you can move onto more advanced and fun things. I’m sure this app will help children learn a lot quicker than just looking at a book and I’d love to see this on the iPad... just what the iPad is missing and could work for children much better.

hershley · 12 years ago

Piano Teacher

I’m a part time piano teacher in on the side, and I am really impressed with all the things this app can do, especially because I downloaded it on a whim. I recommend it to my students young and old. Will take a look at the full version.

SpirK78 · 12 years ago