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Digitales Notenblatt
45 days old
Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand is #181 in Music Paid in Germany and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 8 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperMoritz Wolf
CategoryMusic
Price4.99 EUR
Released
Rating★ 5.0 (3)
Version2.2
Age rating4+
First seen by us
26 Sep 2026
26 Sep 2026Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand update history & changes
Last change · 13 events since 24 Sep 2026Full timeline ↓✏️Description updated✏️New screenshots📦Updated to version 2.2📦Updated to version 2.1🆕First spotted by AppInsider🆕Released on the App Store
Full timeline · 13 events
- ✏️Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand: description updated· DE
- ✏️Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand: new screenshots8 screenshots (was 9) · DE
- ✏️Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand: new icon
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· DE - ✏️Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand: renamedDigitales Notenblatt → Notenbuch: Digitales Notenpult · DE
- 📦Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand updated to version 2.2Neu in dieser Version:
– Anmerkungsebenen: Fingersatz, Dirigat und Bogenstriche müssen sich nicht mehr auf einem Blatt stapeln. Lege so viele Ebenen an, wie du brauchst, benenne sie und blende jede einzeln ein oder aus. Der Radierer bleibt dabei in seiner Ebene, und was ausgeblendet ist, steht auch nicht im PDF-Export.
– Fußpedale frei belegen: Jeder Schalter kann etwas anderes tun. Geh in den Einstellungen zu „Bluetooth-Fußpedal“, tritt auf den Schalter und wähle die Aktion – Seite vor oder zurück, nächstes oder voriges Lesezeichen, Metronom, Audio, Vollbild, Werkzeugleiste oder Aufnahme. Wer nichts einstellt, blättert weiter wie bisher.
– Den Takt sehen: Bei laufendem Metronom wandert oben am Rand ein Punkt durch den Takt und landet auf dem Schlag – im Vollbild genauso. Dazu die Taktart, und die Eins klingt höher. Für den lauten Probenraum, ein stummgeschaltetes Gerät und alle, die den Klick nicht gut hören.
– Die Werkzeugleiste liegt nicht mehr auf dem Blatt, sondern darüber: Jetzt lässt sich auch die Stelle beschreiben, an der vorher die Stempelpalette stand.
– Behoben: Versteckte Ordner wie „.notenbuch“ standen in der Bibliothek. Dialoge mit Eingabefeldern konnten beim Schließen eine Fehlermeldung auslösen. Die Kopfzeile der Notenansicht lief auf dem iPad im Hochformat über.… more - 📦Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand updated to version 2.1New in this version:
– Audio files with a score: keep a reference recording, a backing track or a take from the last rehearsal next to your music. The file is copied into your own score folder and sits in the same list as your own recordings.
– Loop and speed: set A and B around a hard passage and practise it in a loop. Slowing down goes in steps to half speed, and the pitch stays where it was. Both belong to the file – open it again tomorrow and your section and speed are still there. You control it in the practice tools of the score view, next to the metronome and the tuner, and playback keeps going when you close the page.
– Practice stats: Notenbuch writes down how long a piece is open and worked on. A screen of its own shows today, days in a row, the last twelve weeks and a ranking of your pieces – which also tells you what has been left behind. With a daily goal if you want one. The numbers stay in your own score folder, nothing is sent anywhere, and you can switch the whole thing off in the settings.
– Stamps of your own: draw a mark once yourself – a bow, a fingering, a breath mark – or type a short one like “pizz.”. Both then sit in the palette next to the dynamics. A tap places it at a fixed size, a drag decides how big it lands, and it takes the colour of your pen.
– Twelve languages: Danish, Finnish, Swedish, Polish, Czech and Portuguese have joined.
– The stamp bar is slimmer: pianissimo to fortissimo now sit in one row instead of stacked.
– Fixed: the header of the rehearsal-marks column no longer breaks in the middle of a word.… more - 📦Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand: now updating weekly4 updates in 30 days, after a quiet two months
- ✏️Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand: app got bigger26 MB → 29 MB (+13%)
- 📦Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand updated to version 2.0New in this version:
– A new design: Notenbuch now looks like a study score – light music paper, ink, edition blue. Titles are set in a serif, the controls in a clear grotesque.
– Your library as an index: a list instead of tiles, and the gutter on the left carries whatever the folder is ordered by – the number in a march book, the group letter in a folder of pieces. A number the book has and your folder does not gets a line of its own, and pieces without one sit at the bottom under “Without a number”. Which order a folder wants is read off its own scores.
– Rehearsal marks: name a bookmark “C” and it becomes a rehearsal mark. In landscape every letter stands in a column beside the page, one tap takes you there – and you can add the bar: “C, b. 33”.
– The column beside the page: what is on the stand – title, composer, part, page and key, and below it every place in the piece with its bar.
– Night mode dims the page too: on stage it is no longer only the controls that go dark, the sheet itself is held back – and stays readable. Switchable in the settings.
– Half-page turns: turn by half a page instead of a whole one. The next page is already at the top while the spot you are playing stays put below – it does not move when you turn, and the last bars stay readable.
– Highlighter and three stroke widths: the pen now writes thin, medium or thick, and beside it there is a highlighter with colours of its own. The app remembers both.
– New stamps: accidentals – flat, sharp and natural – join the palette. And pianissimo, which was missing until now.
– Search inside a folder: a search field above the list, and a letter rail along the edge like a phone book. One tap jumps to the letter, dragging pages through.
– The file name as a suggestion: when filling in a score's details, the file name sits in the title field ready to edit – and if it starts with a number, one tap splits it off: “012 Alte Kameraden” becomes number 012 and the title “Alte Kameraden”.
– Where you left off: the app opens in the folder you used last instead of always in the main folder.
– Large libraries start faster: annotations and jump links are only loaded once you open a score.
– Trimming margins, more precisely: scans with a dark edge are now trimmed too, and the white margin goes evenly on all four sides.… more - 📦Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand updated to version 1.5New in this version:
– Two pages side by side: in landscape Notenbuch shows your music like an open book – half as many page turns. On large screens it happens by itself, and you can switch any time.
– Bookmarks: mark the places that matter by name – “Coda”, “solo”, “2nd verse”. Bookmarked pages are marked in the page strip, the jump list takes you there with one tap, and every bookmark gets its own entry in your library, searchable by name.
– More score details: genre, tags, key, tempo, duration, rating, arranger and publisher are new. All of it is searchable, and you can sort by composer or rating.
– Recording: Record your playing right in the score view and listen back later. Several takes per score are no problem, and you can turn pages while recording. Play back, rename and delete them in the score details.
– Clean scans: Importing with the camera now uses the iOS document scanner. It finds the page edges, straightens pages photographed at an angle and lifts the contrast – several pages in one go.
– Lift contrast: Grey scans can be turned into real black and white, per score. Pencil markings stay, and your file is left untouched.
– A title of its own: Each score's displayed title is now independent of the file name. After importing, Notenbuch briefly asks for title, number, composer and part – skipping is always fine.
– Easier to read: small hint text now has stronger contrast, large system text no longer breaks the bars, and tap targets are bigger – from the page strip to the toolbar.… more - 🆕Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand first spotted by AppInsider#74 in Top Paid · Music · Germany
- 📦Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand version 1.2New: a light design alongside the dark one. You pick it at first launch and can change it any time in the settings. The app now also speaks German, English, French, Dutch, Italian and Spanish, following your device language. Plus: setlists for concert and rehearsal, and a redesigned sidebar that stays out of the way on iPhone.… more
- 🆕Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
5.0 ★
3 ratings
Measured
Best rank now
#181
Music PaidMeasured
Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand on the App Store
App details
App ID
6746752949
Publisher
Moritz Wolf
On the store since
Sep 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 15.6+
iPhone 6s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
6
NL EN FR DE IT ES
Size
29 MB
Also listed in
Productivity
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Germany | MusicPaid | #181 |
Apps near Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand on the chart
Music Paid, around #181.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
5.0 ★
3 ratings
Measured
Ratings
3
Measured
Review momentum
ⓘ How we measure thisNew ratings a week
under 1
4-week average
Lifetime rating
5.0★
recent stars not readable yet: new ratings are a tiny share of the total
Review momentum
52/100
faster than 54% of Music apps
Review momentum (0-100) blends how fast the app collects ratings compared with other apps in its category (60%), whether that pace is speeding up (25%) and what recent raters give it (15%; recent stars well below lifetime pull it down). Ratings counts are read daily. A jump usually means a launch, a feature, ads or a new review prompt.
About Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand
Notenbuch turns your iPad or iPhone into a digital music stand – without heavy binders, photocopies or someone else's cloud. You decide where your scores live: in a folder of your choice, for example in iCloud Drive or the Files app. Notenbuch organises them, displays them and stays with you while practising and on stage.
YOUR LIBRARY, YOUR FOLDER
– Any base folder instead of a forced cloud – pick one in iCloud Drive and your scores are on all your devices automatically
– Import scores as PDF or photo – or scan them with the camera: edges, perspective and contrast are corrected automatically
– Your library as an index: numbers in a march book, group letters in a folder of pieces – per folder, and the app works out which one fits
– A search field above the list and a letter rail along the edge, like a phone book
– Search across title, composer, genre, tags and folder – and across your bookmark names
SETLISTS FOR CONCERT AND REHEARSAL
– Combine any scores from your whole library into a setlist
– Reorder them with a fingertip
– Page through a whole setlist in the viewer without going back to the library
REHEARSE TOGETHER
– One device calls the piece, every stand opens its own part – and turns its own pages from there
– No Wi-Fi, no account, no server of ours: the call goes into the room over Bluetooth, joining takes a four-digit code. Only title, number and composer travel, never your files
MADE FOR PRACTICE AND THE STAGE
– Handwritten annotations with finger or stylus, in three stroke widths, plus a highlighter
– Annotation layers: show or hide fingering, conducting and bowings on their own
– Stamps from pianissimo to fortissimo, hairpins, accent, staccato, fermata, flat, sharp and natural – plus your own: draw a mark yourself or type a short one like “pizz.”
– Keep audio files with a score: a reference recording, a backing track, a take from the rehearsal – or record yourself, in several takes
– Loop a hard passage between A and B and slow it down to half speed, with the pitch unchanged
– Practice time, written down: days in a row, the last few weeks and which pieces have been left behind – with a daily goal if you want one. The numbers stay in your own folder
– Jump links: tap “D.S. al Coda” on the page and the app goes to the sign
– Rehearsal marks: a bookmark named with a single letter becomes a rehearsal mark – a column beside the page in landscape, with its bar
– Bookmarks for the places that matter: “Coda”, “solo”, “2nd verse” – marked in the page strip and findable in your library
– Metronome and tuner – and you can see the beat
– Bluetooth pedal, every switch freely assignable
LARGE, CLEAN PAGES
– Two pages side by side in landscape, like an open book – half as many page turns, switchable any time
– Half-page turns: the next page is already at the top while the spot you are playing stays put below
– Rotate, reorder or hide pages – a page scanned sideways is upright in seconds, and your file stays untouched
– White margins are trimmed
YOUR LIBRARY, YOUR FOLDER
– Any base folder instead of a forced cloud – pick one in iCloud Drive and your scores are on all your devices automatically
– Import scores as PDF or photo – or scan them with the camera: edges, perspective and contrast are corrected automatically
– Your library as an index: numbers in a march book, group letters in a folder of pieces – per folder, and the app works out which one fits
– A search field above the list and a letter rail along the edge, like a phone book
– Search across title, composer, genre, tags and folder – and across your bookmark names
SETLISTS FOR CONCERT AND REHEARSAL
– Combine any scores from your whole library into a setlist
– Reorder them with a fingertip
– Page through a whole setlist in the viewer without going back to the library
REHEARSE TOGETHER
– One device calls the piece, every stand opens its own part – and turns its own pages from there
– No Wi-Fi, no account, no server of ours: the call goes into the room over Bluetooth, joining takes a four-digit code. Only title, number and composer travel, never your files
MADE FOR PRACTICE AND THE STAGE
– Handwritten annotations with finger or stylus, in three stroke widths, plus a highlighter
– Annotation layers: show or hide fingering, conducting and bowings on their own
– Stamps from pianissimo to fortissimo, hairpins, accent, staccato, fermata, flat, sharp and natural – plus your own: draw a mark yourself or type a short one like “pizz.”
– Keep audio files with a score: a reference recording, a backing track, a take from the rehearsal – or record yourself, in several takes
– Loop a hard passage between A and B and slow it down to half speed, with the pitch unchanged
– Practice time, written down: days in a row, the last few weeks and which pieces have been left behind – with a daily goal if you want one. The numbers stay in your own folder
– Jump links: tap “D.S. al Coda” on the page and the app goes to the sign
– Rehearsal marks: a bookmark named with a single letter becomes a rehearsal mark – a column beside the page in landscape, with its bar
– Bookmarks for the places that matter: “Coda”, “solo”, “2nd verse” – marked in the page strip and findable in your library
– Metronome and tuner – and you can see the beat
– Bluetooth pedal, every switch freely assignable
LARGE, CLEAN PAGES
– Two pages side by side in landscape, like an open book – half as many page turns, switchable any time
– Half-page turns: the next page is already at the top while the spot you are playing stays put below
– Rotate, reorder or hide pages – a page scanned sideways is upright in seconds, and your file stays untouched
– White margins are trimmed
Latest updates
2.2
Neu in dieser Version:
– Anmerkungsebenen: Fingersatz, Dirigat und Bogenstriche müssen sich nicht mehr auf einem Blatt stapeln. Lege so viele Ebenen an, wie du brauchst, benenne sie und blende jede einzeln ein oder aus. Der Radierer bleibt dabei in seiner Ebene, und was ausgeblendet ist, steht auch nicht im PDF-Export.
– Fußpedale frei belegen: Jeder Schalter kann etwas anderes tun. Geh in den Einstellungen zu „Bluetooth-Fußpedal“, tritt auf den Schalter und wähle die Aktion – Seite vor oder zurück, nächstes oder voriges Lesezeichen, Metronom, Audio, Vollbild, Werkzeugleiste oder Aufnahme. Wer nichts einstellt, blättert weiter wie bisher.
– Den Takt sehen: Bei laufendem Metronom wandert oben am Rand ein Punkt durch den Takt und landet auf dem Schlag – im Vollbild genauso. Dazu die Taktart, und die Eins klingt höher. Für den lauten Probenraum, ein stummgeschaltetes Gerät und alle, die den Klick nicht gut hören.
– Die Werkzeugleiste liegt nicht mehr auf dem Blatt, sondern darüber: Jetzt lässt sich auch die Stelle beschreiben, an der vorher die Stempelpalette stand.
– Behoben: Versteckte Ordner wie „.notenbuch“ standen in der Bibliothek. Dialoge mit Eingabefeldern konnten beim Schließen eine Fehlermeldung auslösen. Die Kopfzeile der Notenansicht lief auf dem iPad im Hochformat über.
2.1
New in this version:
– Audio files with a score: keep a reference recording, a backing track or a take from the last rehearsal next to your music. The file is copied into your own score folder and sits in the same list as your own recordings.
– Loop and speed: set A and B around a hard passage and practise it in a loop. Slowing down goes in steps to half speed, and the pitch stays where it was. Both belong to the file – open it again tomorrow and your section and speed are still there. You control it in the practice tools of the score view, next to the metronome and the tuner, and playback keeps going when you close the page.
– Practice stats: Notenbuch writes down how long a piece is open and worked on. A screen of its own shows today, days in a row, the last twelve weeks and a ranking of your pieces – which also tells you what has been left behind. With a daily goal if you want one. The numbers stay in your own score folder, nothing is sent anywhere, and you can switch the whole thing off in the settings.
– Stamps of your own: draw a mark once yourself – a bow, a fingering, a breath mark – or type a short one like “pizz.”. Both then sit in the palette next to the dynamics. A tap places it at a fixed size, a drag decides how big it lands, and it takes the colour of your pen.
– Twelve languages: Danish, Finnish, Swedish, Polish, Czech and Portuguese have joined.
– The stamp bar is slimmer: pianissimo to fortissimo now sit in one row instead of stacked.
– Fixed: the header of the rehearsal-marks column no longer breaks in the middle of a word.
2.0
New in this version:
– A new design: Notenbuch now looks like a study score – light music paper, ink, edition blue. Titles are set in a serif, the controls in a clear grotesque.
– Your library as an index: a list instead of tiles, and the gutter on the left carries whatever the folder is ordered by – the number in a march book, the group letter in a folder of pieces. A number the book has and your folder does not gets a line of its own, and pieces without one sit at the bottom under “Without a number”. Which order a folder wants is read off its own scores.
– Rehearsal marks: name a bookmark “C” and it becomes a rehearsal mark. In landscape every letter stands in a column beside the page, one tap takes you there – and you can add the bar: “C, b. 33”.
– The column beside the page: what is on the stand – title, composer, part, page and key, and below it every place in the piece with its bar.
– Night mode dims the page too: on stage it is no longer only the controls that go dark, the sheet itself is held back – and stays readable. Switchable in the settings.
– Half-page turns: turn by half a page instead of a whole one. The next page is already at the top while the spot you are playing stays put below – it does not move when you turn, and the last bars stay readable.
– Highlighter and three stroke widths: the pen now writes thin, medium or thick, and beside it there is a highlighter with colours of its own. The app remembers both.
– New stamps: accidentals – flat, sharp and natural – join the palette. And pianissimo, which was missing until now.
– Search inside a folder: a search field above the list, and a letter rail along the edge like a phone book. One tap jumps to the letter, dragging pages through.
– The file name as a suggestion: when filling in a score's details, the file name sits in the title field ready to edit – and if it starts with a number, one tap splits it off: “012 Alte Kameraden” becomes number 012 and the title “Alte Kameraden”.
– Where you left off: the app opens in the folder you used last instead of always in the main folder.
– Large libraries start faster: annotations and jump links are only loaded once you open a score.
– Trimming margins, more precisely: scans with a dark edge are now trimmed too, and the white margin goes evenly on all four sides.
Store changes
What Notenbuch: Sheet Music Stand changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
Description updated
New screenshots
8 screenshots (was 9)
Renamed
Digitales Notenblatt → Notenbuch: Digitales Notenpult