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Zebra: Apprends le piano
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Updated 4 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperTHOMAS RICHARD ARMEL CROZIER
CategoryGames
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 4.5 (13)
Version1.22.2
Age rating4+
First seen by us
25 Sep 2026
25 Sep 2026Zebra: Read Music & Theory update history & changes
Last change · 12 events since 12 Dec 2025Full timeline ↓📦Updated to version 1.22.2📦Now updating weekly✏️Moved category✏️Description updated📈Dropped out of every chart we track🆕First spotted by AppInsider🆕Released on the App Store
Full timeline · 12 events
- 📦Zebra: Read Music & Theory updated to version 1.22.2This update fixes the reading games and keeps Sight Reading playable right up to the last levels.
Enjoy! - 📦Zebra: Read Music & Theory: now updating weekly4 updates in 30 days, after a quiet two months
- 📦Zebra: Read Music & Theory updated to version 1.22.1This update makes the Rhythm game much easier to get into.
- At first, only the moment you tap counts, and you get more leeway to land on the beat. Holding half notes and whole notes only counts from level 14, and even then you just keep your finger down until the next beat.
- The levels now move much more gently: one new thing at a time, and the dots stay under the cards until level 25. A mistake no longer sets you back, and costs less life.
- To start, read the cards, then press Start: a gauge fills up in time with the metronome, and you play when it's full. After each bar, the next one appears on its own, and a card you missed stays for another try.
- With Bluetooth headphones, the game now makes up for the sound delay: tap when you hear the metronome, and you're on time.
- The pad responds instantly: the sound starts the moment your finger touches it, with a light vibration.
- In Rhythm Dictation too, holding notes is now much more forgiving: only clear mistakes count.
Enjoy!… more - ✏️Zebra: Read Music & Theory moved categoryGames → Education
- ✏️Zebra: Read Music & Theory: description updated· FR
- ✏️Zebra: Read Music & Theory: new screenshots10 screenshots (was 10) · FR
- ✏️Zebra: Read Music & Theory: renamedZebra: Apprends le piano → Zebra : Solfège et piano · FR
- 📦Zebra: Read Music & Theory updated to version 1.22Une grosse mise à jour, surtout pour le rythme et la lecture de notes.
- Rythme : le jeu se joue maintenant avec des cartes, comme en cours de piano. Tu lis la mesure, tu appuies pour lancer le métronome, puis tu la tapes. Entre deux mesures, le métronome attend ton appui. Plus tard, la main gauche s'y met aussi, et à partir du niveau 11, tenir la note compte autant que la frapper.
- Armures : aux niveaux avancés des jeux de lecture de notes et du Clavier entier, les dièses et les bémols s'écrivent à la clé, comme sur une vraie partition. Une note sans signe suit l'armure, et le bécarre fait son entrée.
- Chaque lundi, Zebra fait le point sur ta semaine : ce que tu as joué, ce qui progresse et ce qui mérite d'être repris. Tu peux même partager ta semaine en image.
- Ta progression est sauvegardée dans iCloud. Tu la retrouves sur ton iPad, ou sur ton prochain téléphone.
- Gammes : Complétion de gamme gagne vingt niveaux, jusqu'à trouver de tête la quatrième note de sol majeur. Et les jeux de gammes commencent en douceur, par do, sol et fa majeur.
- Petites mélodies : treize versions de plus, pour retrouver chaque air à plusieurs niveaux.
- Dictée rythmique et Construis le rythme : plus de syncope surprise dans les premiers niveaux.
- Un chapitre fermé te dit maintenant comment l'ouvrir, et plus aucune fenêtre ne passe sous la barre d'onglets.
- Et plein de petites retouches : des leçons de rythme où chaque carte s'écoute, des pages d'aide plus claires, des touches de piano moins longues, et les jeux à débloquer en tête de liste.
Bon jeu !… more - 📈Zebra: Read Music & Theory dropped out of every chart we trackLast seen 27 Sep
- 🆕Zebra: Read Music & Theory first spotted by AppInsider#60 in Top Free · Music · France
- 📦Zebra: Read Music & Theory version 1.21New game, Key → Note: a key lights up, you place the note on the staff, sharps and flats included. And Key to Name now spans two octaves.
• Real engraving: clefs, rests, accidentals, bar lines and beamed eighth notes. In Sight Reading, notes finally show their duration.
• Two new chapters: The Bar, and Accidentals (sharp, flat, natural, key signature).
• Rhythm Dictation: you now hear durations and rests, and holding a note counts as much as striking it. The pattern is written out after your answer.
• Little Melodies: seventeen tunes instead of ten, and the same tune comes back later, longer and with its real rhythm.
• Rethought home screen: a lesson, an exercise, a challenge, always in the same place, and the app suggests one.
• Rebuilt Quests tab: your progress reads at a glance.
• Reminders: the daily goal and the daily challenge now have their own switches.
• iPad: layouts reworked, and the landscape piano finally fills the screen.
Have fun!… more - 🆕Zebra: Read Music & Theory 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
4.5 ★
13 ratings
Measured
Zebra: Read Music & Theory on the App Store
App details
App ID
6756319231
Publisher
THOMAS RICHARD ARMEL CROZIER
On the store since
Dec 2025
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 17.6+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
5
EN FR DE IT ES
Size
38 MB
Also listed in
Music
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Not charting right now. | ||
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
4.5 ★
13 ratings
Measured
Ratings
13
Measured
About Zebra: Read Music & Theory
Learn to read music in five minutes a day, by playing. Zebra turns music theory into 21 little games, a note reading, rhythm and aural trainer in one: you start by naming a white key, and one day you're reading two clefs at once, key signature and all.
NEW TO MUSIC? PERFECT
52 short lessons guide you step by step: the piano keyboard, the stave, rhythm, intervals, scales, chords and aural skills. Each lesson ends with a game, so you practise what you've just learnt straight away. Children or adults, complete beginners or music pupils, everyone goes at their own pace.
READ NOTES IN TREBLE AND BASS CLEF
Learn to read music notes on the stave and find them on the piano keyboard, then the other way round. Treble clef first, bass clef next, then both together, the way pianists read. Further on, sharps, flats and naturals join in, and key signatures sit at the start of the stave, just like on real sheet music. In Sight Reading, the notes scroll towards you and you play them in time, until sight reading becomes second nature.
RHYTHM, ON CARDS AND BY EAR
The Rhythm game uses cards, just like in a piano lesson: read the bar, the metronome counts, and you tap it, with one hand and then both. Semibreves, minims, crotchets, quavers, semiquavers and rests are all in there. In Rhythm Dictation, you hear a rhythm and play it back; in Rhythm Builder, you rebuild it note by note.
AURAL
Name a note or a chord just by listening, and learn the colour of every interval. Major or minor, third or fifth: your ear learns to put a name on what it hears.
MUSIC THEORY WITHOUT THE HEADACHE
Intervals, major and minor scales, chords and key signatures: build them on the keyboard and recognise them on the stave, in every key. And for a break, seventeen tunes you know are playable from the first chapters.
FIVE MINUTES IS ENOUGH
A round takes about a minute, and you know straight away if you got it: the note turns green, or red. One round while you wait for the bus is already progress. Win five and you've hit your daily goal.
671 LEVELS TO KEEP YOU GROWING
Every game climbs gently, from the white keys all the way to key signatures full of sharps and flats. There's enough here to keep you learning for months.
TO KEEP YOU GOING
• A daily challenge, the same for everyone
• A look back at your week every Monday: what you played and what's improving
• Quests, and a streak that rewards showing up
• Stars to unlock new games
• Stats that show your progress in black and white
AND ALSO
• Your progress follows you from one device to another, with iCloud
• A piano and a metronome, always in your pocket
• Everything works offline, on the train or in the practice room
• Note names in C D E or solfège Do Re Mi, your choice
• In English, French, Spanish, Italian and German
FREE, FOR REAL
No account, no ads, no subscription. Everything is in the app from day one, and nothing is for sale: you unlock it all by playing.
WHO IT'S FOR
Pupils working towards their grades who want to brush up
NEW TO MUSIC? PERFECT
52 short lessons guide you step by step: the piano keyboard, the stave, rhythm, intervals, scales, chords and aural skills. Each lesson ends with a game, so you practise what you've just learnt straight away. Children or adults, complete beginners or music pupils, everyone goes at their own pace.
READ NOTES IN TREBLE AND BASS CLEF
Learn to read music notes on the stave and find them on the piano keyboard, then the other way round. Treble clef first, bass clef next, then both together, the way pianists read. Further on, sharps, flats and naturals join in, and key signatures sit at the start of the stave, just like on real sheet music. In Sight Reading, the notes scroll towards you and you play them in time, until sight reading becomes second nature.
RHYTHM, ON CARDS AND BY EAR
The Rhythm game uses cards, just like in a piano lesson: read the bar, the metronome counts, and you tap it, with one hand and then both. Semibreves, minims, crotchets, quavers, semiquavers and rests are all in there. In Rhythm Dictation, you hear a rhythm and play it back; in Rhythm Builder, you rebuild it note by note.
AURAL
Name a note or a chord just by listening, and learn the colour of every interval. Major or minor, third or fifth: your ear learns to put a name on what it hears.
MUSIC THEORY WITHOUT THE HEADACHE
Intervals, major and minor scales, chords and key signatures: build them on the keyboard and recognise them on the stave, in every key. And for a break, seventeen tunes you know are playable from the first chapters.
FIVE MINUTES IS ENOUGH
A round takes about a minute, and you know straight away if you got it: the note turns green, or red. One round while you wait for the bus is already progress. Win five and you've hit your daily goal.
671 LEVELS TO KEEP YOU GROWING
Every game climbs gently, from the white keys all the way to key signatures full of sharps and flats. There's enough here to keep you learning for months.
TO KEEP YOU GOING
• A daily challenge, the same for everyone
• A look back at your week every Monday: what you played and what's improving
• Quests, and a streak that rewards showing up
• Stars to unlock new games
• Stats that show your progress in black and white
AND ALSO
• Your progress follows you from one device to another, with iCloud
• A piano and a metronome, always in your pocket
• Everything works offline, on the train or in the practice room
• Note names in C D E or solfège Do Re Mi, your choice
• In English, French, Spanish, Italian and German
FREE, FOR REAL
No account, no ads, no subscription. Everything is in the app from day one, and nothing is for sale: you unlock it all by playing.
WHO IT'S FOR
Pupils working towards their grades who want to brush up
Latest updates
1.22.2
This update fixes the reading games and keeps Sight Reading playable right up to the last levels.
Enjoy!
1.22.1
This update makes the Rhythm game much easier to get into.
- At first, only the moment you tap counts, and you get more leeway to land on the beat. Holding half notes and whole notes only counts from level 14, and even then you just keep your finger down until the next beat.
- The levels now move much more gently: one new thing at a time, and the dots stay under the cards until level 25. A mistake no longer sets you back, and costs less life.
- To start, read the cards, then press Start: a gauge fills up in time with the metronome, and you play when it's full. After each bar, the next one appears on its own, and a card you missed stays for another try.
- With Bluetooth headphones, the game now makes up for the sound delay: tap when you hear the metronome, and you're on time.
- The pad responds instantly: the sound starts the moment your finger touches it, with a light vibration.
- In Rhythm Dictation too, holding notes is now much more forgiving: only clear mistakes count.
Enjoy!
1.22
Une grosse mise à jour, surtout pour le rythme et la lecture de notes.
- Rythme : le jeu se joue maintenant avec des cartes, comme en cours de piano. Tu lis la mesure, tu appuies pour lancer le métronome, puis tu la tapes. Entre deux mesures, le métronome attend ton appui. Plus tard, la main gauche s'y met aussi, et à partir du niveau 11, tenir la note compte autant que la frapper.
- Armures : aux niveaux avancés des jeux de lecture de notes et du Clavier entier, les dièses et les bémols s'écrivent à la clé, comme sur une vraie partition. Une note sans signe suit l'armure, et le bécarre fait son entrée.
- Chaque lundi, Zebra fait le point sur ta semaine : ce que tu as joué, ce qui progresse et ce qui mérite d'être repris. Tu peux même partager ta semaine en image.
- Ta progression est sauvegardée dans iCloud. Tu la retrouves sur ton iPad, ou sur ton prochain téléphone.
- Gammes : Complétion de gamme gagne vingt niveaux, jusqu'à trouver de tête la quatrième note de sol majeur. Et les jeux de gammes commencent en douceur, par do, sol et fa majeur.
- Petites mélodies : treize versions de plus, pour retrouver chaque air à plusieurs niveaux.
- Dictée rythmique et Construis le rythme : plus de syncope surprise dans les premiers niveaux.
- Un chapitre fermé te dit maintenant comment l'ouvrir, et plus aucune fenêtre ne passe sous la barre d'onglets.
- Et plein de petites retouches : des leçons de rythme où chaque carte s'écoute, des pages d'aide plus claires, des touches de piano moins longues, et les jeux à débloquer en tête de liste.
Bon jeu !
Store changes
What Zebra: Read Music & Theory changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
Moved category
Games → Education
Description updated
New screenshots
10 screenshots (was 10)