Note Rush: Music Reading Game

Learn notes on your instrument

Published by: Thomas Grayston

Description

Learn to Read Music with Note Rush! Note Rush boosts your note reading speed and accuracy, building a strong mental model of where each written note is on your instrument. Now even better with Note Rush: 2nd Edition!
How it Works
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Note Rush is like a virtual flash card deck for all ages that listens to you play each note, giving instant feedback and awarding stars based on speed and accuracy of note identification.
Race against the clock to improve your performance or hide the timer to gently engage those just starting out with the staff.
Includes built-in levels for piano and a range of other instruments as well as custom level design.

What makes Note Rush Different?
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- Play On Your Instrument
Note reading is best learnt in the context of how you identify and play each note - on your acoustic or MIDI instrument.
- Designed for Teachers
...and not as a replacement for them! Create fully customizable note sets and easily send them home to students.
- Fun Themes
Engage with fun themes that don't get in the way of learning, or opt for traditional notation.

Landmarks: The best way to learn your notes
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Note Rush fits with all teaching methods, whether you favor a purely intervallic approach or use traditional mnemonics! We promote learning key landmark notes then reading adjacent notes intervallically for the best results in learning to read piano notation.
Note Rush features a unique landmarks-based hints system (optional) that highlights nearby landmark notes to read intervallically from. Over time students naturally move from reliance on landmarks to a more intrinsic staff-to-keyboard association.

Preset and Custom Levels
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Use preset note ranges or create your own set of levels to suit your teaching style. Create a personalized level to target a particular student’s needs.
- Individual Note Selections
- Sharps and Flats
- Treble, Bass or Grand Staff (alto and tenor coming soon)
- Up to Six Ledger Lines
- Send custom note reading drills using App Links or QR Codes
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User Rating

4.38 out of 5

60 ratings in New Zealand

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Note Rush Reviews

Phenomenal

jennysu613 on

New Zealand

THANK YOU SO MUCH IT HELPED ME SO MUCH WITH MY PIANO

DONT RECOMMEND THIS APP

great and amzing on

New Zealand

Whenever I go to play it just becomes blank with every device I do it with and when I did do it. IT WENT FOR 5 SECONDS so I don’t recommend this

I love it

Great app forever and ever on

New Zealand

Great app

Amazing

Note Rush on

New Zealand

Loved it awesome app definitely worth the purchase!!!!

Best Helper app ever

Boyan Zhang on

New Zealand

This app helped me so much reading my notes I ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ NOTE RUSH I bet everyone will love this app!!!!!!! My Piano reading is now brilliant because of this APP!!!!! Best app ever

Great

Pretty peeved on

New Zealand

Great practice for kids. Could improve the app by being able to choose a time limit and then it tells you how many you got right, and if it would work through headphones and plugging iPad into digital piano so no one else could hear but you. Otherwise it’s great that you can select your own notes to practise and option of turning off penalty. I use it a lot in teaching. 😀

I can read music!!!

JCVermeulen on

New Zealand

I took piano lessons as a child, but in my 30s now and still couldn’t read music. Until my daughter started piano lessons and I googled for an app to drill note reading theory. It’s fantastic for drilling a few minutes every day.. we are both learning and making huge progress without being bored or frustrated!! I was stoked to find that guitar and harp also work on it 😁 Thank you for a super fun, immensely useful app!!

It’s so much fun!

jya12312300k on

United States

But maybe you could make a thing that could help you with a song, like you type in the song and then it would help you learn it.

it is very good but there is room for improvement

Bonanote52 on

United States

I found the app very good, I like it and I am using it daily. But it could be significantly improved if it would add the possibility of editing more repetitions than the maximum of 10 that it is now allowed. Ten repetitions might seem OK if your excercise has 15 or 20 notes, but if you are trying to improve 2 or 3 or 4 notes, then 10 repetitions goes by fairly fast. Also you get one note at the time, that is not the way you read music, the program should show at least 4 notes and then go replacing the one you play by another one at the end, so you always have 4 notes to read on the screen. Finally the statistics should show which notes you got wrong on any given exercise, so that it is easier then to configure new exercises adjusted exclusively to the notes you are getting wrong with higher frequency. I think that with these changes it would leave the competition in the dirt 😂😂

5 stars!

dranair on

United States

Great app!

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