Tập Nhạc

A MuseScore alternative for piano practice

MuseScore is a full notation editor. Tập Nhạc does one other thing: it listens while you play and shows which bars keep breaking. This page compares the two honestly, including where MuseScore is better.

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Free, no account, runs in the browser. Opens MuseScore .mscz and .mscx files.

At a glance

Only what Tập Nhạc does in the app today. No scores, no testimonials, no invented numbers.

Tập Nhạc and MuseScore, by the job you need done.
What you needTập NhạcMuseScore
Listen while you play and judge each note Yes. With a MIDI keyboard or the on-screen one, each note is judged right, wrong or late, with the hands separated. No. MuseScore plays a score back but does not listen to you.
Count misses per bar and loop the hard bars Yes. Misses are counted per bar; one tap loops a bar or passage slowly, then the tempo steps up. No. It does not hear you, so it cannot know which bar you miss.
Vietnamese The interface and every guide are written in Vietnamese first; English is the second language. Available in many languages; the documentation and community are mostly in English.
Cost Free, with no paywall on scores you import or share, and no account. The software is free. The musescore.com library has a paid part.
Install Runs in the browser and installs as an app; offline after the first load. A desktop application, installed on your computer.
Open MuseScore files Opens .mscz and .mscx directly; also imports MusicXML (.xml, .musicxml, .mxl) and MIDI (.mid, .midi). The native format, with every part of the score preserved.
Built-in score library 50 original free pieces (CC0), levels 1 to 10, each with its own page. Small, but usable at once with no account. The musescore.com library is far larger; part of it is paid.
Play along with a recording or YouTube Yes. Attach an audio file or YouTube link, tap each bar start and the cursor follows; slow down to 50% and loop from bar A to bar B. musescore.com can sync a score with a YouTube video; tapping your own audio file to the bars is not a listed feature.
Page turning when performing Yes. Full-page performance mode, half-page turns, keys and Bluetooth pedal, auto-turn on the last line. Page view in its player and apps; half-page turns with a pedal are not a listed feature.
Annotations on the score Yes. Pen, highlighter and eraser draw straight onto the page and can be hidden. Annotate by adding text and markings in the editor; freehand drawing is not a listed feature of the web player.
Graded course Yes. Ten levels, each with a goal; the next piece unlocks on a clean full-tempo run. MuseScore Learn offers video courses (paid); no path that unlocks the next piece from your own playing.
Theory and ear training Yes. Note reading, key signatures, intervals, chords, scales, rhythm, melody by ear and chord progressions, answered on your piano; plus a new sight-reading piece for your level. No trainer in MuseScore 4.
Favourites Yes. A Favorites collection in the library, with a heart on score cards, in Learn and on shared pages. Yes, on musescore.com when signed in.

Where MuseScore is better

If you need any of these, use MuseScore. Tập Nhạc does not try to do them.

  • Full notation editing. MuseScore lets you enter notes, several voices, markings and lay out a finished score. Tập Nhạc is not a notation editor: it starts from a score you already have.
  • Every instrument. MuseScore writes for ensembles and many instruments. Tập Nhạc is for piano.
  • A large score library. musescore.com carries a very large community library. Tập Nhạc has no library that size and does not claim one.

Bring your MuseScore files

You have scores in MuseScore and you want to practise them. Nothing else to install: open Tập Nhạc in the browser, import the file, and choose a passage.

  1. Export MusicXML for the closest import

    In MuseScore, choose File → Export and pick MusicXML (.musicxml or .mxl). A .mscz file opens directly, but MusicXML keeps more detail on import.

  2. Open Tập Nhạc and go to the Library

    Open the Library. No account, and no upload to a server.

  3. Import the file

    Drop a .mscz, .mscx, .musicxml, .mxl, .mid or .midi file on the import box, or click to choose one. The file is processed on your device.

  4. Choose bars and practise

    Select the bars that trip you up, connect a MIDI keyboard if you have one, and let the app judge each note. Practising with a MIDI keyboard.

.mscz import is still new: some MuseScore elements may be skipped, and the app tells you when that happens. For an important score, export MusicXML from MuseScore first.

Which one to use

The two apps do not exclude each other. Write, edit and lay out scores in MuseScore; when the score exists, bring it to Tập Nhạc to practise. If you only need to read and hear a score, MuseScore is enough. If you need to know where you go wrong and loop exactly that spot, that is the job Tập Nhạc does.

Questions

Does Tập Nhạc replace MuseScore completely?

No. Tập Nhạc replaces MuseScore for practising a score you already have: listening, judging notes and looping the bars you miss. Writing and laying out notation stays with MuseScore.

Can I open a .mscz file online?

Yes. Open Tập Nhạc in the browser, go to the Library and import the .mscz file. The file is processed on your device, with no MuseScore install.

Does Tập Nhạc listen to a MIDI keyboard?

Yes, in Chrome or Edge on desktop. Each note is judged right, wrong or late, with the hands separated. Without a MIDI keyboard, the on-screen keyboard works.

Is Tập Nhạc free?

Yes. There is no paid tier, no trial and no account. Your scores and practice history stay on your device.

Does Tập Nhạc have a score library as large as MuseScore?

No. You bring your own scores or use the bundled samples. MuseScore and musescore.com have a much larger library.

Read more

The method explains the passage loop from the first bar to spaced review. Practising a MusicXML score covers import and keeping time. If you are working on reading, piano sight reading practice is the page for that.

Open your score and start

Import a MuseScore or MusicXML file, choose the bars you miss, and let the app listen while you play.

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