Bravissimo

About Bravissimo

• The Practice tab shows one card per day. Each session has a coloured strip of everything you played, in order, with the pieces listed under it • Tap a block in the strip to see that stretch of practice: its times, the score pages you spent time on, and its notes. Hold and slide along the strip to move between them • Fix a session where it is: adjust a stretch's times, change its movement, merge it with the next one or delete it, then save or cancel all your changes at once • A session's page now looks like its day card, opened up • Merging two sessions waits a few seconds so you can change your mind • With MIDI, a session you started on one piece switches to the next piece you play, and a piece it adds to your library can be undone once • A session you forget to stop now ends when you last practised, and a MIDI session closes itself after 10 quiet minutes, with its Live Activity showing a summary • Notes live in one place per session: journal notes under the check-in, piece notes under their piece, with photos and pasted images • Breakdown is one softer card with rounded bars, and its list says how many pieces, notes and recordings it holds • The iPhone Practice bar names the month you are looking at • On iPad, the Practice tab sets your chart beside a "Jump back in" list of recent pieces • In Breakdown, tapping a bar picks the day under your finger, and a selected bar stays selected while you pan • If you uploaded a PDF that is also in the catalog, your practice history for it now shows on one score • MIDI play-throughs find your place more reliably in music that repeats • Deleting or merging part of a session keeps the time you spent reading its score • Fixed hard-to-read stats over a piece's score in dark mode • Practice totals, goals and search update everywhere as soon as a session ends • You can name where you practised a session even with Location off, and the name now saves every time • Sessions no longer store an approximate location. Only the weather and the place name you see are saved

App privacy

The developer, Michael Brandt, reported these privacy practices to Apple.