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Tomplay - Sheet Music and Backing Tracks is a multimedia application designed for musicians of all levels. It offers thousands of interactive music scores across various genres, including Classical, Pop, Jazz, and more. Users can access high-quality recordings by professional musicians, allowing for an immersive playing experience. The app features a wide range of functionalities such as automatic score scrolling, real-time note visualization, and the ability to practice specific passages on loop. With support for 26 different instruments, it caters to solo players as well as ensembles. The app also includes a smart page-turning mode that listens to your playing, making transitions seamless. It provides tools for recording performances, adding annotations, and practicing at adjustable tempos. With a subscription, users gain unlimited access to the full catalog across all devices, making it a valuable resource for music education and practice. A 14-day free trial is available to explore its features.

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7.2.0
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Android
Operating System
Android 17.0
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21
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Play along with an orchestra. Tomplay offers thousands of classical, pop and jazz sheet music with backing tracks.

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