Apps for kids: Make learning music fun

Posted June 13, 2014 5:30 am

By Chelsey Boutan

Notes for Little Composers: With this app, your child creates all of the notes he/she needs to know to learn music notation. This app is the perfect solution if your child has trouble naming notes, just started music lessons, wants to write music, or has a difficult time learning scales and chords.Cost: 99 centsAges: 4 and up

Once the initial excitement of learning a musical instrument has worn off, it can be difficult to get your child to practice. Below are three iPad apps for kids that make learning music fun.

Music4Babies

Music4Babies helps your child discover different sounds, and create musical sequences with animals and colorful scenes. Music4Babies develops your child's ear for music at an early age.

Cost: 2.99Ages: 5 and under

Notes for Little Composers

With this app, your child creates all of the notes he/she needs to know to learn music notation. This app is the perfect solution if your child has trouble naming notes, just started music lessons, wants to write music, or has a difficult time learning scales and chords.

Cost: 99 centsAges: 4 and up

Note Perfect!

Note Perfect! makes improving note reading fun by turning it into a timed competition. Your child can compete with friends for top rank on the high score hall of fame.

Cost: 99 cents

Ages: 4 and up

Music4BabiesMusic4Babies helps your child discover different sounds, and create musical sequences with animals and colorful scenes. Music4Babies develops your child's ear for music at an early age.Cost: 2.99Ages: 5 and under

Note Perfect!Note Perfect! makes improving note reading fun by turning it into a timed competition. Your child can compete with friends for top rank on the high score hall of fame.Cost: 99 centsAges: 4 and up

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