Two octaves, one hand
Every piece is arranged to fit the phone, so you can play the melody with one finger and the grand piano fills in the rest.
Free piano learning app · iPhone
Learn piano on your iPhone. One falling note at a time.
Notes fall onto the keys. You tap each one as it lands, and a recorded grand piano plays the whole piece around you. Beethoven, Chopin, Debussy, carols and folk songs: 191 pieces, free.
- Free
- No ads
- No account
- Works offline
Try it right here
You'll play Beethoven in thirty seconds.
This is Learn mode, the way the app starts you off. The music waits for you: tap the glowing key, or use the keys A to K on a keyboardyour finger. Turn your sound on.
Ode to Joy · Beethoven 0 / 15
Sound on · tap the key the note falls on
You just played Beethoven.
That was the first line of Ode to Joy. The app has the whole piece, and 190 more.
Learn to play piano, your way
Three ways to learn every piano song.
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Learn
The music waits until you find each note. No pressure, no clock. Perfect for a first go.
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Play along
Keep time with the music at full speed, 75% or 50%. Hit streaks, earn up to three stars.
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Listen
Sit back and watch the whole piece fall first, so you know how it should sound.
A piano app made for your phone
Small screen. Real music.
191 pieces, by level
Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. Search by piece or composer.
Long notes you hold
Keep the key down until the tail ends, and feel the beat as you hold. Prefer one tap? Switch to Tap.
Three stars to chase
Your best score and streak on every piece, kept on your phone.
No ads.
No account.
Nothing tracked.
Works on a plane.
Every piece and every piano note is inside the app.
Easy piano songs to advanced pieces
191 classical piano songs, from Bach to Joplin.
- Für EliseBeethoven
- Clair de LuneDebussy
- Gymnopédie No. 1Satie
- Canon in DPachelbel
- The EntertainerJoplin
- Moonlight SonataBeethoven
- Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2Chopin
- Eine kleine NachtmusikMozart
- Turkish MarchMozart
- Prelude in C majorBach
- Liebestraum No. 3Liszt
- Swan LakeTchaikovsky
- In the Hall of the Mountain KingGrieg
- The Blue DanubeStrauss II
- Silent NightChristmas carol
- Amazing GraceHymn
- GreensleevesTraditional
- Danny BoyTraditional
- Carol of the BellsChristmas carol
- Korobeiniki (Tetris Theme)Traditional
- Maple Leaf RagJoplin
- La CampanellaLiszt
- Flight of the BumblebeeRimsky-Korsakov
- Hungarian Dance No. 5Brahms
- Dance of the Sugar Plum FairyTchaikovsky
- Ave MariaSchubert
- Air on the G StringBach
- Scarborough FairTraditional
Every piece is in the public domain, and the free sheet music for each one is on tuneonmusic.com.
Free on iPhone
Tuneonmusic: Learn Piano App
- 191 pieces
- 3 modes
- 0 ads
- 0 accounts
In review with Apple now. This button goes live the day it's approved.
iPhone with iOS 15 or later · English · Android version planned
Questions
About the piano app
Is the app free?
Yes. It is a free piano learning app: no subscription, no ads, no in-app purchases and no account.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes. Start in Learn mode on an easy piano song: the music waits until you find each note, and the glowing key shows you where it is. Pieces go from Beginner to Advanced, so there is always a next step.
Can you really learn piano on a phone?
You can learn real melodies, where the notes sit on the keyboard and how to keep time. Learn mode waits for you on every note, then Play along builds your speed. It is a friendly first step before a real piano, and the free sheet music for every piece is on tuneonmusic.com when you are ready for it.
Do I need a piano or a keyboard?
No. You play on a two-octave keyboard on your iPhone screen, while a recorded grand piano plays the full arrangement.
Which songs are included?
191 arrangements of public-domain music at Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced level: Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, Debussy, Satie, Joplin and Bach, plus Christmas carols, hymns and folk songs.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Every song and every piano note is inside the app, so it plays without an internet connection.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. TuneOn Piano starts on iPhone, and an Android version is planned.
Support
Help
No sound?
Turn up the volume. The app plays even with the silent switch on.
The keys are sideways?
Songs play in landscape. Turn your phone and the stage follows.
Long notes
Keep the key pressed until the tail ends. Prefer one tap? Open the sliders button on the stage and set Long notes to Tap.
Too fast?
Choose Learn: the music waits for you on every note. In Play along, the tempo button slows the piece to 75% or 50%.
Anything else, or a piece you would like to see: [email protected]
Privacy policy for the app
Privacy
TuneOn Piano collects no personal information. It has no ads, no third-party analytics, no tracking and no account.
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On your device only
Your scores, stars, last song and settings are stored on your phone. They are never sent to us and are removed when you delete the app.
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Offline
All songs and piano sounds are inside the app. It does not need the internet to play.
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Links to our website
Sheet-music links open tuneonmusic.com in your browser, where our website privacy policy applies.
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Crash reports
If you allow it in your iPhone's settings, Apple may share anonymous crash reports with us. We use them only to fix bugs.
Last updated: 2026-10-27
Credits
Piano samples: Salamander Grand Piano V3 by Alexander Holm, licensed CC BY 3.0. Arrangements come from public-domain and CC0 editions, re-engraved by TuneOn Music.