Learn Piano: Falling Notes

You can finish a whole piano piece without reading a single note of sheet music.

Notes fall down the screen. When one reaches a key, press that key. That is the entire instruction. No note names to memorise, no staff to study — your fingers start moving the moment you open your first song.

MAIN FEATURES

• Real-time judgement of falling notes — the moment a note meets the hit line is measured in milliseconds and rated Perfect, Good or Miss right there.

• Three modes: Listen, Practice, Challenge — hear the song first, learn it in practice, then find out how accurate you really are.

• A practice mode with no failure — practice is the default. If your hand is late, the note waits for you. No game over, no starting from the top.

• A labelled three-octave keyboard — every key carries its note name, so you can play freely with no score in front of you.

• Per-song records and stars — accuracy, best combo and stars are kept for each song, so you can see whether today beat yesterday.

• Three playback speeds — start a fast piece slow and work your way up to full tempo.

WHAT YOU WILL PLAY

Sixteen widely known public-domain melodies are included, sorted into seven beginner, five easy and four intermediate pieces, so you can simply work down the list from the first song.

HOW THIS APP WORKS

Every song and every mode is open from the first launch. There is no subscription, no locked song, and no video to sit through to reach the next piece. The app is supported by ads, and no ad covers the playing surface.

It runs with no internet connection. There is no sign-in and no account, and your practice records stay on your device.

Open the first song and follow the notes down.