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Version 2.2.1 · 2026-08-06
- Minor improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.2.1, updated 2026-08-06.








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Learn to read music notes in minutes by memorizing one set of notes at a time through random repetition. Start at level one and build note recognition until you've mastered every note on the staff.
HOW IT WORKS
• Choose your clef: treble, bass, or alto — switch anytime with one swipe
• Identify the note by tapping the A–G buttons and advance to the next card
• Already know it? Double-tap the note to skip ahead
• Master each of the 4 levels to unlock the full range of notes
SMART PRACTICE
• Every correct answer scores a point
• Missed notes are automatically repeated until you've mastered them
• Change levels manually with a touch, and your score and level are saved on exit
Blue Note was designed with the help of a former elementary school teacher to effectively teach musical note reading — perfect for beginners, students, and anyone learning piano or another instrument.
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