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Version 2.19.40 · 2025-10-30
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The store currently lists version 2.19.40, updated 2025-10-30.








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Hey kids, parents, and educators! Have you ever tried to learn to play any musical instrument but got lost after getting introduced to reading music? Now, this is over! With this fun app, you will learn the basics of reading music - drumming and drum notation, while playing a rhythm tap game.
In this adventure, you get introduced to the crazy and happy music notes named Rhythmiacs, who live in a village full of rhythmic challenges!
You will improve your reading and rhythm skills step-by-step by tapping on a virtual percussion instrument or by making your high scores with real-time feedback! Turn on the microphone in the app and improve your rhythm skills with a real instrument - a drum, tambourine, or drumsticks. You can even clap along!
No need to hang in front of your screen for hours! We recommend playing with the worldwide awarded app for 10-15 minutes weekly.…
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