Try it

Play the first notes of Für Elise.

The sheet waits for you. Tap the glowing key, or use your keyboard.

Sheet music, treble clef: the opening of Für Elise. E, D sharp, E, D sharp, E, B, D, C, A. The note to play next sits at the centre, under a soft band.

Coming soon to the App Store

01 · Choose

Any piece you want.

Bring your own sheet music from MuseScore, or start with free pieces from Bach to Satie. Each one gets a painted cover.

  • Cover painting for Clair de Lune
    Clair de LuneDebussy
  • Cover painting for Gymnopédie No. 1
    Gymnopédie No. 1Satie
  • Cover painting for Prelude in C
    Prelude in CBach
  • Cover painting for Für Elise
    Für EliseBeethoven
  • Cover painting for Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2
    Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2Chopin
  • Cover painting for Liebestraum No. 3
    Liebestraum No. 3Liszt

02 · Listen

Hear it before you play it.

A real grand piano plays the passage, and every note lights up as it sounds.

The piano.play practice screen: three bars of Ode to Joy on a grand staff, above an on-screen piano keyboard. A cursor moves through the passage note by note, each note lights up as it sounds, and the matching keys light up, blue for the right hand and orange for the left.

Whenever you’re ready.

Coming soon to the App Store