Song library for your academy
Keep students excited with pieces your teachers choose — by level, by instrument, by mood.
Music academies buy Clefy and give it to their students. Teachers assign practice. Students know what to play tonight. Everyone sees progress before the next class.
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Most music students get a couple of lessons, then practise alone with no feedback. Academies lose students in that gap. Clefy fills it.
Students wonder
What should I practise tonight?
Am I actually getting better?
Will my teacher notice?
Teachers wonder
Did they practise this week?
What did they work on?
Where are they stuck?
Clefy connects the lesson to what happens next.
Practice that feels like a game, not homework. Streaks, badges, a progress bar that moves — and a teacher who notices.
Never lost between lessons.
What to practise, how, and at what tempo — exactly as the teacher said it.
Pick it back up. One more time.
Intro to Note Lengths
First Steps & Melodies
Nursery Rhymes
Clefy supports the lesson — it does not replace it. Students log practice, keep tempo steady, and send a take when they want a note back.
Your teacher is one tap away.
Practice assigned in the app, logged by the student, seen by the teacher before the next lesson. Leave a note. Walk in knowing where they are stuck.
Fewer surprises. Better lessons.
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Beginners
Practice material summary
Levels
2
4 primary
Groups
8
Across curriculum
Exercises
22
Assigned material
Members
4
In this group
Performances
20
This term
Coverage
41%
Exercises practised
Active
1 of 4
Students this week
Progress
10%
Avg curriculum
Beyond the assigned path: a clear practice log, and a parent view so home stays in the loop — without another status call.
This week
Practice log
114 min
Logged
6
Sessions
4
Day streak
Keep students excited with pieces your teachers choose — by level, by instrument, by mood.
See where students spend time, what they repeat, and where a little help would go furthest.
We’ll show you how Clefy connects lessons, practice, and progress — so your teachers can focus on teaching and your students can keep improving between lessons.