Today and next
What you can use today—and what is coming next.
Virtunity is live and free on iPhone. Teacher tools support private studios and small groups, with broader classroom features still in development.
Virtunity
Structured practice and teacher-connected review
Structured student practice
Students can use the current iPhone app to follow a plan, work with built-in tools, and preserve a useful practice history.
- Practice plans with scales, exercises, and repertoire
- Tuner, metronome, drone, rep counter, practice notes, and session history
- A saved final-take recording for student and teacher review
- An instrument-specific exercise library across 10 band instruments
Assignments and review for private studios and small groups
The teacher experience is usable today and is best suited to private studios, small groups, and supported pilots.
- Invite students and manage a private roster
- Assign scales, exercises, repertoire, and complete practice plans
- Review practice history, streaks, time, repetitions, and completed work
- Listen to saved final-take recordings
- Live and free on the App Store today
What is coming next
These features are not included yet.
- Complete final-take evaluation across musical fundamentals
- Teacher comments and written in-app feedback
- Comprehensive classroom, ensemble, and director-management tools
First Five Notes
Clarinet today, with more instruments coming
Available today
First Five Notes Clarinet is live and free on iOS, with a clarinet browser experience available too.
Coming next
A 10-instrument app is coming. Played-note recognition confirms the expected note without scoring a complete performance.
Pricing
The first five notes are free. $4.99 one-time purchase per instrument to unlock the full range. $19.99 for the web bundle.
American Music Appreciation
Free and available now
The curriculum, student workbook, teacher materials, and interactive website are free. More than 300 educators have downloaded or accessed the curriculum.
Access the free curriculum