iPad score apps

iPad users, what is your favorite app for score reading?

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    • pianophile
    • marina
    • 4 yrs ago
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    ForScore is the only one I’ve tried. It’s great, fairly intuitive to use. I’m not very techy.  Easy to import scores from IMSLP, and PDFs I’ve made using Genius Scan. It can also use  face recognition to turn pages!  A case of be careful what you wish for if you don’t want them to start flipping because you are over emoting or grimacing in a difficult passage :) 

      • mariannejhampton
      • 3 yrs ago
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       marina I know what you mean about the page flipping when you grimace 😂 ! 
      I also sing with the music which is a bad habit I’m now having to correct !

    • Dominic_Cheli
    • 4 yrs ago
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    I have mainly used ForScore, but would love to try Genius Scan at some point. marina  I didn't know about the facial recognition feature! Very intriguing!

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    • Edwin
    • 3 yrs ago
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    I'm very happy with Newzik for score reading. 

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    • Mat
    • 3 yrs ago
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    Finally got my iPad.  I'm gonna try those apps.  Thanks all!

      • mariannejhampton
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Mat Have fun !!

    • PeighK
    • 3 yrs ago
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    I am happy with ForScore for general use.  If you like Henle publications, as I do, and don't mind paying (most likely for scores you already own in print!), then I can recommend the Henle app too.  

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      • Gail_Starr
      • 3 yrs ago
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      PeighK I was thinking about getting a few things on the Henle app. 😊

      • PeighK
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Gail Starr 

    • Marcus_Wachsmann
    • 3 yrs ago
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    I use mainly Piascore. It's great, that IMSLP is sort of "integrated" in Piascore, so you can directly import IMSLP sheet music to Piascore, which is quite comfortable. Furthermore Piascore has the face recognition-page-turning feature built in. 

      • Dominic_Cheli
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Marcus Wachsmann Interesting! I need to check this out- face recognition?? That is pretty high tech!

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    • Markus_Hofmann.1
    • 4 days ago
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    I found MuseScore offering most and best piano sheet music in its pro version. A bit pricey, but I like a large library to practice sight reading.

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