Solfa: Learn Piano & Songs

Learn piano by playing real songs. Solfa turns every piece into falling notes that guide your fingers: press the lit key at the right moment, hold it as long as the note lasts and earn up to 3 stars on each song. No sheet music to decode and no account to create. Open the app, pick a song and start playing. FOUR WAYS TO PRACTICE • Play – notes fall toward the keyboard. Hit them on time, build a streak, beat your best score and unlock the next song. • Learn – the song waits for you. Press the highlighted key at your own pace and see the note name and how long to hold it. • Listen – hear any piece and watch exactly which key is played, note by note. • Free play – a full piano keyboard with note names. Play whatever you like, glide your finger across the keys and play several notes at once. RECORD AND KEEP YOUR IDEAS Record what you play, give each recording a name and listen to it whenever you want. Your recordings are saved on your device. PIANO SONGS, FROM EASY TO HARD Start with Mary Had a Little Lamb, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Jingle Bells, Silent Night or Happy Birthday. Then move on to Ode to Joy, Minuet in G, Greensleeves, Canon in D, Hallelujah, Ave Maria, Für Elise, Wedding March, Hungarian Dance No. 5, Turkish March and Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor. In Play mode each piece unlocks the next, so you always know what to practice. MADE TO SUIT YOU • Adjustable speed, from slow practice to full tempo • Note names as Do Re Mi or C D E • 6 instruments: piano, electric piano, organ, music box, harp and flute • Optional reverb for a fuller sound • Available in 10 languages: English, Español, Português, Français, Deutsch, Русский, 日本語, हिन्दी, Bahasa Indonesia and العربية • Works offline WHO IS IT FOR? Anyone who wants to learn piano: complete beginners, people coming back to the keyboard after years and anyone who simply enjoys playing songs. Use your phone or tablet screen as a piano keyboard and practice anywhere.

First release! Learn piano with falling notes: 27 songs, four ways to practice, free play, named recordings, 6 instruments and 10 languages.