Listen to a short performance, then name the composer, the piece, or both. A round has ten questions.
Every piece in the game, free to play any time. Tap a title to hear it.
Keep this device where the music can be heard. Phones stay silent. They are just for answering.
Voice quality depends on the voices installed on this device.
Uses crisp black and white, removes decorative motion, and reduces screen refreshes. Audio and game controls still work normally.
Each name that has played, and what they actually got right. Tap a name for their own practice sheet.
Pieces players miss most often. Worth listening to together.
Save clips to this device so a round still works in the car with no bars. The spoken answers still need a connection. Without one, tap instead.
Every clip is real musicians playing — nothing here is synthesized. The expanded library uses public-domain and openly licensed performances from Musopen and Wikimedia Commons. Each work is credited from its source rather than guessed from a file name.
Archival 78 rpm transfers have been left out of play so shellac hiss and crackle never compete with the music. Nothing is streamed from a licensed service, so there is no login, no advertising, and once a clip has played it works offline.