Tech Tuesday: Music Flash Class app

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My favorite music flash card app is Music Flash Class. It pretty much has everything I would possibly need to review notes with students. It is fully customizable. You can add sharps and flats. You can set time limits on how quickly you want students to name notes. You can set certain goals for students within the app. There is even a 3 tap safety feature so students don’t go in and mess up your settings.

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Music Flash Class is developed by Henry Flurry. I’ve reviewed this app a couple years ago and it continues to be one of my favorites. The good news is this app has recently been updated for iOS 8 and has a fresh updated look.

One of my favorite features of Music Flash Class is the Hot Potato game which is perfect for a group lesson activity! My students love this game! My tip though is make sure you set a rule that the iPad (or whatever you are using) cannot leave the floor. (Tossing it will actually cause it to buzz! You can set the sensitivity accordingly)

Here is a video of Henry’s students playing Hot Potato so you can see what fun it is!

Music Flash Class is a universal iOS app which means it can be used on the iPad, iPod or iPhone. This is an app that is not only great for the teacher to have but for students to have at home. If you ever needed an app to drill, review or test notes, this is the app to own. It is well thought out and definitely one of my favorite tools to use!

To celebrate the new update, Henry has offered to give away Music Flash Class to two teachers! To enter leave a comment below by Sunday, January 11th 10:00pm (MST). GIVEAWAY HAS EXPIRED


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28 Comments

  1. Karen C

    I’d love to give this one a try. It looks amazing!

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  2. Andrea Piper

    I am definitely going to try out this app. I’m constantly looking for new apps to help reinforce concepts to my students. Thanks for keeping us updated on your favorites!

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  3. Barbara Smith

    I have several students who would improve greatly by using this app. Sounds like fun! A great “off-the-bench” activity! I hope I win a free app!

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  4. Sue D

    I learn about apps through you and your posts. My students love Flashcard Derby and Noteworthy, thanks to you! Thank you for introducing me to Henry’s flash app! Looking forward to trying Music Flash Class. Winning anything would be awesome:)

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  5. Kathy Stacey

    This is definitely something I would use. Thanks for the thorough review!

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  6. IAmJoyceMacleod

    I had never heard of this app – looks like it would be really useful to use with my students. Thanks for sharing!

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  7. Lori Harrison

    This sounds fun and something that would definitely benefit my students!

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  8. Mala

    Would love too see this become Cloud based so those of us with Chromebooks could use it! Oh well, I have enough HS students with IPhones that we could use it.

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  9. Julia T.

    I’ve been wanting to get this app for awhile! Thanks for doing this giveaway!

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  10. Kimberly

    Sounds great! Would you consider making it compatible for PC’s?

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  11. Margaret

    Sounds great! Love using theory apps!

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  12. Julie

    Looks so much more complete than the one I just bought. Hoping, hoping! Thanks for sharing.

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  13. Robyn

    A great tool to use in our group classes!

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  14. Tifany Hoecherl

    You can never have too many note recognition activities for students. This app sound fabulous!

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  15. Sarah

    Sounds like a great tool! Would love to win an app.

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  16. Beth Yantz

    I’d love to try this app. Students don’t mind app-based flash cards as much as the old fashioned ones on cards. It’s good to have experience with them before recommening them, too. Thanks for the overview, too!!

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  17. Laurie Lightbody

    I do a Music Flashcards Challenge for all my students. This would spice up the challenge and be fun for everyone!

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  18. timtopham

    One of my favourite apps too! I get all my teen beginners using it at home everyday. They can use it on the bus or train to school so there’s no excuse! Or just 5 minutes a day before bed 🙂

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  19. Carla

    I would love to win this app! What a great way to help kids practice their notes in a more interesting way than paper flashcards!

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  20. Geri Miller

    One of my goals this year is to use my iPad to teach theory, play games, etc. with my students. I would love to get this app!

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  21. Paulette

    A great respuo

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  22. mycgrimsby

    I love the idea of using it for a Hot Potato game with my group classes

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  23. Alice

    I appreciate your recommendations. This would be a great tool for my students! Thanks

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  24. Leigh

    This sounds like an awesome app! I would love to win it and use it in my studio! Thanks for guiding us to try it!

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  25. austinmusicteacher

    I tried to get to the video but it wasn’t able to be found. It looks really cool and I want it. So, that having been said, I’m pretty sure I’ll get it. Winning would be best. 🙂

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  26. Karen

    Sounds very useful! Hope to be one of your winners!

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  27. Sue

    I have this app but would absolutely love to gift it to one of my students!

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  28. Angela

    Would love to have the this music app. Sounds great!!

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