Chordzy is built upon extensive research of music pedagogy.
Tracking
Chordzy keeps track of all your musical skills, including:
Every song you've played, including every measure
Every key signature you've encountered
Every melody
Over time, it learns what's hard and what's easy for you.
Spaced Repitition
How do you know when to practice what?
Chordzy uses Spaced Repitition, meaning it can make recommendations on what to study/review next. In other words, as you start to forget a certain skill/song, it will re-surface that content. This means you're always practicing the most relevant bits.
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About: Chordzy is a free piano-teaching app: lessons, exercises, sheet music with PDF downloads, and jams with friends, with new content every week at chordzy.com.
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Chordzy for Piano Teachers: Free resources for piano teachers: embeddable playable keyboards for your website, printable scale sheet music, browser tools, and graded practice for students.
Getting started with Chordzy: Learn piano with the free Chordzy app: plug in a MIDI keyboard, open it in your browser and start playing. You do not need an account.
How to Read Sheet Music: Learn how to read sheet music using interactive lessons from Chordzy. Or browse our various reading music topics.
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The SoundFonts inside Chordzy: Chordzy plays 13 SoundFont files, licensed from projects that share their sounds online. Here is each file and how many instruments it adds.
Piano Chord Finder: A piano chord finder that names any chord as you play it on a MIDI keyboard, in the browser or the app: inversions, ear training, chords inside real sheet music
Connecting to Real-Time Jams: How to connect to other users for real-time jamming (low latency music+video collab) in Chordzy.
Fur Elise (Piano): Für Elise piano sheet music, playable in your browser: the A minor bagatelle's shape, the right-hand melody over a quiet left, and where the pedal changes.
Moonlight Sonata (Piano): Moonlight Sonata piano sheet music, first movement, playable in your browser: the C-sharp minor triplets, where the melody enters, and how to keep it quiet.