What it says. I have a new toy. What would you recommend for teaching, piano music etc?

Hiya

I use an iphone app called Sight Read. I'm sure it's available for the iPads. I find it useful when learning to recognise both the treble & bass clef notes - I think it was free. I think you may also be able to download all of the ABRSM graded aural test lites for free, but pay a small charge for the full version (or is that restricted to the iphone at the moment?)

There's a whole thread on the subject

If you are interested how to use it for composing/songwriting, recording etc, I'd also recommend Ben Harvell's "Make music with your iPad"

Note perfecr- a note naming game- my pupils love it!

I've an iPad for my daughter with following apps / accessories

Music Apps
iTick - Metronome
Steinway Metronome

Cleartune - Pitch / note finder
Triad Tutor - Chord trainer
Relative Pitch - Ear training
Pitch Perfect - Note / Pitch finder

Circle Theory - Music Theory
Musictionary - Music Dictionary
Stave - Music Theory
Music Theory Pro
NOTA HD

Bebot - Instrument / synths / other tools / Midi
Morphwiz - Instrument / synths / other tools / Midi
iShred Live - Instrument / synths / other tools / Midi
Garage Band - Instrument / synths / other tools / Midi
KORG iElectribe - Instrument / synths / other tools / Midi
Korg iMS-20 - Instrument / synths / other tools / Midi
Celtic Harp - Instrument / synths / other tools / Midi

Sheet Music Reader
forScore
unrealBook

Other App
Good Reader integrated with DROPBOX - reading Scanned PDFs

Accessories
Apogee Mic (we use this a lot to record lessons on iPad / iPhone in extreme high quality)
http://www.dv247.com/microphones/apogee-mi...crophone--85018

Has anyone tried playing from any of the sheet music readers? What advantages do they have over just a standard pdf reader?