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Description
The game that improves your rhythm by challenging you to play Steve Reich’s groundbreaking work Clapping Music – a piece of music performed entirely by clapping. Tap in time with the constantly shifting pattern, and progress through all of the variations. If you slip up or your accuracy falls too low, it’s game over.
“Maddeningly addictive” – The New York Times
“Might be the toughest rhythm action game since Rock Band” – FACT
“Brilliant – and infuriatingly addictive” – The Guardian
“Clapping Music is Rock Band with better music (yeah, I said it)” – Kill Screen
Features:
• Improve your sense of rhythm by playing Clapping Music
• Play through three levels of difficulty – can you become good enough to perform?
• Hone your skills in Practice Mode
• Find out more about Steve Reich and his work with interviews and performance footage
• A stunning design and interface that changes colour as you progress through the piece
• Completely free with no in-app purchases
If you enjoy the app, don’t forget to rate it and leave a review.
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“Maddeningly addictive” – The New York Times
“Might be the toughest rhythm action game since Rock Band” – FACT
“Brilliant – and infuriatingly addictive” – The Guardian
“Clapping Music is Rock Band with better music (yeah, I said it)” – Kill Screen
Features:
• Improve your sense of rhythm by playing Clapping Music
• Play through three levels of difficulty – can you become good enough to perform?
• Hone your skills in Practice Mode
• Find out more about Steve Reich and his work with interviews and performance footage
• A stunning design and interface that changes colour as you progress through the piece
• Completely free with no in-app purchases
If you enjoy the app, don’t forget to rate it and leave a review.
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Steve Reich’s Clapping Music Reviews
Helps develop rhythm
I came across this app after seeing a Steve Reich video by gerubach on YouTube. This is a great little app. It’s very well designed. It helps develop a rhythmic feel without having to know musical notation. I found it initially frustrating and difficult, but then I realized that you can adjust the practice settings to slow things down and work on specific patterns before adding them to all of the patterns. I found that working in one pattern per day, gradually increasing the tempo was optimal. Once you learn to feel the rhythm, it becomes quite easy. I wish there were other rhythms beyond xxx-xx-x-xx. Update: I’m realizing now that there are some bugs in this program. When I open the app go to setting to increase the tempo, then practice, the tempo remains slow. When I set it a second time, it works. Also, I let practice run without clapping and it scored my 88% accuracy.
Rhythm
Super fun if you’re practicing your rhythm and tempo.
Needs to be optimized for Bluetooth headphones
There is a heavy sound and tapping delay when using AirPods that make this basically unusable. Please fix
Cool but weirdly hard if you read sheet music
The visual cues on screen don’t match what I hear, which makes it pretty difficult to play. It would be awesome if there was an option to view the patterns written out in notation while playing the game. It would also make the rhythm practice done in the game more practically applicable for musicians (seeing rhythms you play in the game written in notation will make it easy to recognize them immediately in a piece you’re sight reading or whatever). Just my two cents I hope a dev sees this. :)
Mmmmm
Too much fun
AMAZING
best way to practice!!!! Designed wonderfully for percussionists and musicians in general who wish to work on this skill.
Amazing trainer and feels great!
This is such an fun app!!! I’m a dance teacher and this is a great thing to play for rhythm training. When I play it, I feel so happy!
I would love to give this 5 stars.
But it’s just unpleasant to play. Missing one beat will send you back so fast and it’s just not fun when you miss one beat and have to start over because of how fast the game will kill your run.
Wow
I love Clapping Music 🤠
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App Info
- Category
- Games
- Publisher
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NatureGuides
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 1.0.7 (4 years ago )
- Released on
- Jul 8, 2015 (9 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, United Kingdom, Japan, France, Germany, China, Australia, Canada, Switzerland, Taiwan, Spain, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Russia, Sweden, Belgium, Portugal, Vietnam, Norway, Hong Kong SAR China, Finland, Ireland, Denmark, Singapore, Brazil, Poland, Argentina, Austria, Türkiye, Chile, New Zealand, Czechia, Colombia, Hungary, Ukraine, South Africa, Thailand, Romania, Greece, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Estonia, Philippines, Peru, Croatia, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Latvia, Belarus, Iceland, Dominican Republic, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia, Ecuador, Slovakia, Egypt, Algeria, Lebanon, Pakistan, Nigeria, Cyprus, Brunei, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Kuwait
- Last Updated
- 2 weeks ago
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