Practise your own sheet music, bar by bar

Bring your own music

Export your piece as MusicXML from your notation software and open it in Avilo. You can also choose studies and pieces from the library, from Kayser and Wohlfahrt to Bach and Vivaldi.

Four ways to practise your piece

• With the metronome, at a tempo that climbs little by little
• At your own pace: Avilo waits for each note while you find your way through the score
• Score following: you set the pace and Avilo follows your playing
• Duet mode: Avilo plays the violin part alongside you

Find the passages that need attention

After each run-through, colours on the score show which bars are secure and which need more practice. Isolate a difficult passage with the surrounding bars to make a focused exercise.

Work towards a concert, exam or lesson

Set your performance or lesson date to add the piece to your daily sessions. A countdown under the title helps you keep track of the time left.

A clear score you can edit

• Switch to landscape for a larger score on your music stand
• Change fingerings, notes, durations, bowings and slurs by touch
• Record yourself and listen back

Read the guide: Violin études in order of difficulty

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