Piano practice for iPad

Learn piano, one bar at a time.

Notes fall onto the keys and wait for you. After every loop, Maestro Hero tells you which bar to fix and what to do next: drill it, slow it down, play it again, or move on.

Coming to the App Store How it works
The practice screen: right-hand notes of the Moonlight Sonata falling onto a lit on-screen piano keyboard, with the loop of bars 1 to 4 above.

No guessing what to practice

Every loop ends with one answer: which bar to fix and what to do about it. The big button does the next step for you.

On the glass or your keyboard

Play on the iPad's screen, or plug in a USB MIDI keyboard. Right hand, left hand or both, from a slow tempo up to full speed.

You can see the progress

Every bar shows how far along it is, and Progress charts the bars you master, week by week.

Home: the Moonlight Sonata card with a tile per bar showing how far along each one is, and the library beside it.

14 public-domain pieces

Start with the classics. Bring your own.

Für Elise, the opening of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Bach, Chopin, Tchaikovsky and more, all public domain. Import your own MIDI files too; they stay on your iPad.

Free to start: the opening of the Moonlight Sonata, Für Elise and your own imports are free. One purchase (US$9.99 in the U.S.) unlocks the other 12 pieces for good. No subscription.

Private by design

No account, no ads, no tracking.

Nothing you play leaves your iPad. The app goes online for one thing: Apple's App Store, to show the unlock's price and to buy, check or restore it. Read the privacy policy.