Violin Notes Flash Cards

I have all 3 for my students. It helps them a lot while they are learning a new string or as a reference for where a finger goes on the instrument. Assuming that they use it at home. I just use it with a mixture of other note reading methods (I Can Read Music by Suzuki is one of them). It would be better if you could touch the card and flip instead of hitting the flip button. You can’t get this for a laptop.

I’m learning how to play the violin as an adult and had little knowledge of musical notes and this app has helped so much! The app’s appearance is quite “antique” but it has been helpful! The first slide allows you to choose the notes you want to practice (there is a violin visual and the notes are on it for you to choose). The next slides (“flashcards”) allow you to practice the notes you chose. You can also be quizzed on those notes. The “flashcards” are handy since they show you the note on the staff and then the back of the flashcard (click on “flip”) shows you where it is located on the violin and it also gives you the option to hear how the note sounds. Although the app could be a bit more user friendly and improve it’s appearance it really does provide what’s necessary to learn the notes on a violin and how to read them on a staff. I think it’s well worth 99¢ for sure!

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Not the greatest app I’ve come across when trying to learn notes. It feels hard to use and a little bit confusing to me. Of course, I AM trying to learn on this app, but it isn’t the new notes that are confusing me. The controls are hard to deal with. This app/learning style just doesn’t work for me, and I’m hoping others have better experiences with this.

Great app. I learned to read music with it. The auto play feature is super and helps me gauge my progress.

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It looks like this was built once upon a time with the features my violin students need, but half the buttons don’t work anymore and the interface is extremely confusing anyway. Too bad!