Add midipiano.app to the tools list - #910
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Adds a tools entry for midipiano.app, a browser-based piano practice app that loads MEI scores, engraves them with Verovio and gives per-hand feedback from a MIDI keyboard through the Web MIDI API. The built-in exercise catalogue is encoded in MEI and users can import their own MEI or MusicXML files.
The entry follows the existing front matter (
layout: tools, tags from the current set: browser-based, rendering, sonification, viewer). No repository link: the project is not open source, so that field is left empty like other entries in the list.I am the author of the app. Happy to adjust the wording or the tags if you prefer something else.
Thank you for your time.