Your pianois the controller

Play real repertoire on your own keyboard. The game hears every note.

197 piecesNo download Any MIDI keyboardFree to play

Sheet music, above
the falling notes

Properly engraved, scrolling with you, fingering numbers on every note. You are reading real music while you play it, not just catching tiles.

One pianistMoonlight Sonata, 3rd movement. The engraved score on top, the falling keys below, every note judged as you play it.

Two, at onceA duel: one piece, both keyboards, both scored live. Who keeps the combo and who breaks it.

Every note judged on timing and how hard you played it

Free Play, duels, your own compositions

Then walk out
into Vienna

Between pieces there is an 1830s city. Take a quest, get ambushed on the road to the Woods, wager coins on the fight, and come back after dark for the ghosts.

The Old Town: shops, an inn, a recital hall, a notice board

The road to the Woods, where the critters are

The town square in Vienna: the fountain notice board, the coffee house and the piano saloon — The town square. Quests go up on the notice board by the fountain.

The piano saloon and the recital hall in the game's 1830s Vienna, where the duels are held — The piano saloon and the recital hall, where the duels are played.

Frau Adler's practice room in the game: an upright piano, a metronome, a bust of Beethoven and a chalkboard staff — Frau Adler's practice room, where the week before a recital goes.

The map of Vienna in Ultimate Pianist: the music academy, the sheet-music shop, the piano saloon and the recital hall around the square — Vienna, from the music academy down to the town gate.

Quests

The townspeople need things. Some of them need you to beat something.

Ghosts

Beethoven and Mozart walk the square at night. They pay double.

Recitals

Compose

Write your own piece at the desk and publish it to everybody.

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