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iPad (or computer) sheet music apps for piano playing?
wonderpug
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I grew up playing the piano, but for the past decade or so I've been without one. I finally have one in my home again, and I imagine the technology side of piano playing has changed a wee bit in the last ten years.
I'm investigating iPad options first since the iPad seems like such a perfect fit (literally) for piano playing since it can be propped up right where you'd put paper sheet music or books, but if there's an amazing computer program I could install on a laptop, I'm open to possibilities.
Early searching on the web seems to point toward forScore as the undisputed king, but I saw some mention of an app called Tonara that somehow listens to you playing and flips pages for you. If it works, that sounds like a pretty nifty feature.
I'm investigating iPad options first since the iPad seems like such a perfect fit (literally) for piano playing since it can be propped up right where you'd put paper sheet music or books, but if there's an amazing computer program I could install on a laptop, I'm open to possibilities.
Early searching on the web seems to point toward forScore as the undisputed king, but I saw some mention of an app called Tonara that somehow listens to you playing and flips pages for you. If it works, that sounds like a pretty nifty feature.
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I am also a professional musician and me my colleagues all use ForScore.