Documents
Documents
Guides for using GrandScore and getting started with piano.
For beginners
Common beginner worries, solved
Every “I probably can’t” about starting piano — answered, one by one.
See how we solve them- ●“Slow practice makes me lose the melody”
- ●“Am I too old to start?”
- ●“I’ve never read sheet music”
- ●“I don’t know which key is C”
- ●“I always get stuck at the hard part”
Platform
iPhone & iPad
Place it above the keys and learn one note at a time. MIDI keyboard supported.
Apple Vision Pro
Immersive practice where your score comes to life around you.
Meta Quest
Practice in immersive WebXR straight from the Quest browser. No app needed.
WebXR
Put on a headset and play in an immersive space surrounded by your score.
MIDI connection
Connect a digital piano or MIDI keyboard and see your notes in real time.
Sheet Music Scanner (Hanon AI)
Turn a photo of sheet music into a playable score. In the browser; the first scan is free.
Learn & Guides
Piano Beginner's Guide
Middle C, note names, reading sheet music, and your first piece.
Play without reading sheet music
The screen shows which keys to play, so you start before you read notation.
Practice reading on pieces you want to play
Practice reading on music you actually want to play — catalog pieces or your own score, in the browser.
Piano for adults
It's never too late. Milestones at 3, 6, and 12 months, a first piece you can finish, and a 15-minutes-a-day plan.
Which octave to play
Anchor on middle C, then read both clefs, ledger lines, and 8va.
What is OMR?
How AI reads sheet music — from the difference with OCR to the pipeline.