Arban and His Method for iPad
5/5/20 - This application began as an experiment. With the original French edition becoming a rare find, how could the original be preserved? Also, what exactly would a 21st century method book look like? How would it function? I set out to answer these questions with Arban and His Method.
3/2/17 - Thanks so much for the shout out on Arban and His Method from the ITG Journal in October, 2015. Glad you like it!
I am finally working on the next version of AAHM which will feature a bass clef version, German and Spanish versions, and new editions of the Art of Phrasing as found in the National Library of France and the JW Pepper edition. Also, Arban's Petite Methode will be included in a future edition as well.
Thanks for the tremendous support!!!
The Complete Conservatory Method for Cornet by Jean Baptiste Arban was published in 1864 and we are bringing the original edition to you digitally on your iPad.
In addition to the famous method in the original French and translated into English, this app will also contain a graphical timeline of Arban's life.
Users will have the ability to bookmark pages, add text, graphic, and audio annotations, Go To Page functionaltiy, and print using AirPrint technology.
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Mahler Translations for iOS
Named one of the top five Classical Music apps in 2011 by New York Classical Radio (WQXR)!!
9/21/20 - Effective immediately, all apps are free in the app store. Until musicians are working again...
5/20/20 - Version 2.3 now available in the app store!
5/5/20 - Version 2.3 update giving full compataibility with iOS 13 is incoming! Stay tuned.
5/5/20 - For those of you using the Android platform, I have heard you! Looking into the creation of an Android version and hope to have some good news on this front over the next couple of months.
Mahler Translations now contains over 2300 English translations of the musical German words and phrases found in the symphonic works of Gustav Mahler. Completed translations can be acquired as in-app purchases, and can be shared with orchestra musicians!
Which terms and phrases are translated in Mahler Translations? Good question! We think ALL OF THEM, but please let us know if we missed one! Tromba Software is located in Pickerington, Ohio, and is in its tenth year of iOS app development. Support questions? Please contact me at the email address below.
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Musicorum, formerly Wotton Dictionary, is an ongoing compliation of music dictionaries. Expect many changes in the coming months!
5/20/20 - Now called Musicorum! And is available in the app store as of today!
The revised dictionary will contain over 10,000 musical terms in the German, Italian, French, English, Latin, and Spanish languages. |