 The acoustic piano hasn't changed much lately, but you can't say the  same for sheet music. These days, piano scores are a click away — not  just on your laptop, but via fancy new apps like Etude 2.0,  which Steinway & Sons officially launches today for the iPad. It's  essentially a souped-up sheet-music store, with a couple of slick  interactive functions, at least one of which is designed to help you  learn to play.
The acoustic piano hasn't changed much lately, but you can't say the  same for sheet music. These days, piano scores are a click away — not  just on your laptop, but via fancy new apps like Etude 2.0,  which Steinway & Sons officially launches today for the iPad. It's  essentially a souped-up sheet-music store, with a couple of slick  interactive functions, at least one of which is designed to help you  learn to play.I downloaded the free Etude app and immediately found plenty of fast, free sheet-music downloads. Not a pianist, I opted for something super-simple, the Pachelbel "Canon," then shuffled off to our Yamaha grand to see if Etude could help me learn to play it. Read More.
 
 
 
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