UPDATE: If you have an iTunes account you can now get a free iTunes gift card check here www.youtube.com however to be qualified you must be a US resident with age of 18+, if you think you are qualified then, see the link I’ve mentioned previously. Best iPhone App to create a music? here are they, we really love music but what if we don’t have an instrument to use to play your favorite music or to make your own music and only you have is your iPhone? Well the answer for that is to download a music iPhone app, iPhone app is really cheap and some are free to download, there’s nothing to look for another in this way. The music was created with these 9 apps -Melodica -Easy Guitar -NLog Synth Free -iRockGuitar Lite -Mobilesynth -Drum Kit Lite -Kalimba Free -Junglist Lite -Mighty Bebot.

Buy Frederic – Resurrection of Music complete for 50% OFF until sunday. Only 1,99$: iPhone: itunes.apple.com iPad: itunes.apple.com Check the first level for free: iPhone: itunes.apple.com iPad: itunes.apple.com A great journey lies ahead of you Frederic. You were brought back to life for a reason. Travel around the world to find out why. But beware, for you are a living musical prodigy, and many lurk for an opportunity to take over your glory. They will challenge you to musical duels and do their best to defeat you. So, the question is, are you skilled enough to prevail? Visit Frederic website forever-entertainment.com Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Like us on Facebook: facebook.com

Composers Lainie Fefferman, Jascha Narveson, and Cameron Britt have created a free iPhone application that uses the phone’s accelerometer to turn footsteps into twinkling metallic sounds, electric guitar chords, dulcimer notes, water splashes, car horns, and applause. By connecting them to small, wearable speakers, iPhones become instruments effortlessly played by strolling, sauntering, or sprinting down the High Line. Produced by Friends of the High Line in association with MATA; software development by Daniel Iglesia. -Make Music New York, makemusicny.org I Care If You Listen is a blog about contemporary classical music (some people also say New Music), design, architecture, technology, and the idea of Craftsmanship. It is maintained by Thomas Deneuville, a French-born composer living in New York City, with the help of wonderful contributors in the US and the UK ■ http Twitter: www.twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com tumblr: icareifyoulisten.tumblr.com Google+ tinyurl.com Video + Editing: Thomas Deneuville Opening animation: Daniel Thompson at DTWebart (dtwebart.com) © 2011 I Care if You Listen