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Tech Tuesday: SightReadMinor

A month and a half ago I reviewed an app called SightReadPlus. In my review I mentioned a couple apps in the works, including one called SightReadMinor. Well the good news, SightReadMinor is now available!

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Keeping with the same format as SightReadPlus, SightReadMinor will listen and evaluate your playing.

In SightReadMinor, you will find 2,880 short sight-reading exercises in ALL minor keys for left and and right hand. (separate)  Time signatures vary between 2/4, 3/4, 4/4 and 6/8 with rhythm values ranging from quarter, dotted quarter, half, dotted half, whole and eighth notes. The exercises are in sequenced order so students will advance forward. Also included are pentascales for students to practice.

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One of my favorite features with both of these apps is the ability to keep track of individual progress. If you missed the SightReadPlus review be sure to go back and read it as SightReadMinor is very similar but now with minor exercises. Both apps are for the iPad and are highly recommended.

Melissa Harris has graciously offered to give away 2 copies of the SightReadMinor app! To enter leave a comment below. Deadline to enter is by this Thursday, August 22nd 10:00pm (mountain time). Don’t delay!

(*Winner MUST respond within 72 hours of announcement or another winner will be chosen*) The winner will be announced on this blog and on the  Facebook page by Friday, August 23rd. Be sure you subscribe to the blog and on our Facebook page so you don’t miss out seeing if you are a winner! GIVEAWAY HAS EXPIRED

Disclaimer:  I received this app in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. All opinions I have expressed are my own. 

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34 Responses

  1. I love the first (sight reading in major) app and would love to win the second. Pick me! Pick me!

  2. Per your recommendation, I bought the Sight Read Plus and really like it. In fact, I just used it in a lesson a few moments ago. Good stuff!

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