NoteNames+ is an iPhone application designed to help young musicians overcome the challenge of recognizing note names. Developed by Brian Wis, NoteNames+ has been a trusted tool in music education for nearly 20 years, starting from its origins on the Macintosh and now available on iOS.

With NoteNames+, students no longer need to write the names of notes above their music. This app provides instant note recognition, allowing students to focus on other important aspects of their musical performance, such as dynamics, articulation, phrasing, and fingerings.

The app offers training for treble, bass, and alto clefs, ensuring that students are well-rounded in their note recognition skills. Additionally, NoteNames+ includes enharmonic training, major and minor key signature recognition, scale spelling for major keys, and key signature building for both major and minor keys. These features provide a comprehensive learning experience for students.

One standout feature of NoteNames+ is its integration with Google Docs. Teachers can create their own unique school code, allowing them to receive student scores and customize preferences on a per-class basis. This level of customization empowers teachers to tailor the app to their specific needs.

NoteNames+ also rewards speed and accuracy, keeping students engaged and motivated. Rather than following a self-paced tutorial format, the app encourages active participation and quick thinking.

NoteNames+ is a valuable tool for music educators seeking to enhance their students' note recognition skills. Its user-friendly interface and comprehensive features make it an essential addition to any music curriculum.