Piano Learning Methods 3.0 (3 of 3)

This is the third installment in my series of great ways to learn to play piano.

Wolfie for Piano
These days, you don't have to worry about carrying lots of books to your piano lesson - just your iPad. Wolfie for Piano is a valuable app that I'm beginning to use in my teaching studio. It's designed to help students practice more efficiently at home and comes loaded with many powerful features and several thousand musical scores. From Alfred Music Piano Methods, the world’s largest educational music publisher, to classical pieces, popular and rock scores, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the benefits Wolfie has to offer. It's suitable for piano students of all ages and levels.

Summary of Features

• Access and annotate your pieces right in the app.
• Attach your own notes to a piece.
• Record your own playing.
• Play a piece on any piano and Wolfie will listen and follow you with a colored marker as it's played helping you to keep your place.
• Watch an included video of the piece you're studying and Wolfie will also follow the performer in your onscreen music.
• Play one hand while Wolfie plays the other.
• Wolfie will listen and evaluate your playing giving you feedback and tracking your progress (play well - get a badge!).

With Wolfie's interactive scores, you'll notice vast improvements in sight-reading and your sense of tempo and rhythm. You'll practice more, and get better faster.

You can download Wolfie for free and enjoy the Catalog’s Free Zone, a special collection of free scores. To get full access, the monthly subscription is $8.99 monthly. As usual, for best results, find a Wolfie teacher.