This week's app is the Gibson: Learn & Play Guitar app:

Gibson: Learn & Play Guitar (https://www.gibson.com/en-US/gibson-app) Beginner friendly; works with any guitar; learn to play guitar at own pace with step-by-step guidance from some of the world’s best guitarists; learn all skills and favorite songs while getting real-time feedback from the app; for all skill levels; new songs added weekly; learning course with multiple music genres; high-quality lessons with real-time feedback on each note and chord; developed by world-class guitar teachers; favorite songs for all skill levels; learn them step-by-step with video instructions and easy-to-follow tabs; learn at own pace; slow down lessons/songs, create loops, and repeat; turn iPhone/iPad into an amplifier; explore guitar sound effects, play along with favorite music, and learn to jam; hints and tricks from world-class guitar players; Gibson TV packed with original series on guitars, music, and culture; watch, learn, and get inspired; Training Calendar to establish a structured learning routine; Guitar Tuner with standard and alternative tuning options; Metronome including all the standard features; app listens to guitar and gives instant feedback on playing; play along with the interactive lessons; easy-to-follow tablature; advance at own pace through the step-by-step learning path; wear headphones and place device in front of you; (iOS 14.0 or later).

This week's app is the Musilla Music app:

​Musilla Music (https://mussila.com/) Suitable for children six to eleven years of age to learn the basics of music; based on a music curriculum; player progresses through skill building levels such as recognizing instruments, instrumental sounds, rhythm, and melodies; join the Mussila Band on their musical journey to help them find their lost instruments and costumes; record music and play piano notes; award-winning music learning app for children; allows kids to explore the world of music on their own and will enable them to gain knowledge without continuous external help; hours of musical lessons, games, and challenges, carefully crafted by musical experts and educators, designed to provide a joyful experience; perfect for beginners; choose between four learning paths: Learn, Play, Create & Practice; Learning Path: progress through the fundamentals of music theory like learning to identify notes, tempos, and how to read sheet music; develop a sense of rhythm and timing through games with recognizable songs; identify different instruments by sound through games like “Memory” and more; The Play Path: learn to play the piano on mobile device or use a keyboard at home; play along to familiar songs like Happy Birthday, Mary Had a Little Lamb, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Row, Row, Row Your Boat, and more; graduate to more advanced pieces from Swan Lake and The Magic Flute and eventually tackle masters like Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart; The Create Path: Music Machine allows children to explore different sounds and colors and create songs; Mussila DJ encourages players to create musical soundscapes and remix existing songs; Mussila Planets arcade game where kids can follow the rhythm of songs and practice their ear for music; The Practice Path: for teachers and parents if they want to concentrate on one subject; focus on instruments, rhythm, or melody; recommend using headphones when playing the game or turning up speaker; (iOS 12.0 or later; Android 6.0 and up).

This week's app is the Music Tutor Sight Read Lite app:

​Music Tutor Sight Read Lite (https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=VirtualCode.es) Learn to sight-read music; quiz games designed for music students learning to read and write music; program asks a question, which is shown on a panel (question panel); user answers, using another panel (answer panel); if the answer is correct, a sound is played, corresponding to the question made; if not, a failure sound is played; timed tests; study and learn; notation systems include English (C, D, E, F, G, A, B), Italian (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si), and German (C, D, E, F, G, A, H); designed to work with any screen orientation (portrait, landscape), and screen size (phone, tablet); (Android varies with device).

This week's app is the Henle Library app:

Henle Library (https://www.henle-library.com) Combines G. Henle Publisher’s Urtext and the latest technology; Henle Store and My Library; printing, PDF export, and sharing; annotate and customize; modify score layout; additional professional fingerings; read and practice parts and score; text comments; recording and playback; metronome; rapid page turning and navigation; playlists; performance mode; used by over 75,000 musicians around the world; fingerings, supplied by some of these musicians as well as those of many great musicians from the past, are available for selected works exclusively in the app; available in the following languages: German, English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean; (iOS 13.0 or later; Android 5.0 and up).

This week's app is the Orpheus Sheet Music Reader app:

Orpheus Sheet Music Reader (https://orpheus-app.com) Simple and effective digital sheet music app; store digital sheet music and easily access it; annotations; set lists; bookmarks; quick search; manage sheet music folders; Dropbox integration; Bluetooth foot pedal support for hands-free page turns; (Android 4.4. and up).
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