About this app
Your sheet music on iPad. Practice with 40+ free classical pieces or upload your own MIDI, MusicXML, or PDF files. Real notation, looping, tempo control, and play-along with your connected piano. Your sheet music. Your piano. Your tempo. Claviano is a practice app for pianists who are tired of falling-note videos, game-style apps, and locked song libraries. Read real notation and practice the music you actually want to play. 40+ CLASSICAL PIECES INCLUDED Start playing in seconds with the free built-in library: Chopin, Bach, Beethoven, Satie, Mozart, Debussy, and more. All public domain, all free. REAL NOTATION, NOT A GAME Read real sheet music - treble clef, bass clef, the full score. A live cursor follows each note during playback, so you always know exactly where you are. BRING YOUR OWN MUSIC Upload a MIDI, MusicXML, or PDF file and start practicing in seconds. No in-app purchases just to unlock your own files. Supports .mid, .musicxml, .mxl, and PDF. LOOP UNTIL IT CLICKS Double-tap any measure to set a loop. Slow the tempo and repeat difficult passages as often as you need. CONNECT YOUR PIANO Connect any MIDI keyboard via USB-C or Bluetooth. Claviano works directly with CoreMIDI, so it supports major brands like Yamaha, Roland, Kawai, Nord, and more. Play along while the cursor tracks your position in the score. FREE TO START Create a free account and start practicing. No credit card. No trial countdown. No artificial limits. WORKS WITH • MIDI files (.mid) • MusicXML files (.musicxml, .mxl) • PDF sheet music • Any USB-C or Bluetooth MIDI keyboard
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What’s New
• Performance improvements and bug fixes
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- First observed Sep 4, 2026 · 6:08 AM Free