- Christmas Star Piano! — Learn To Read Music 4+
- Visions Encoded Inc.
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- Christmas Star Piano! — Learn To Read Music 4+
- Visions Encoded Inc.
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- Description
- Christmas Star Piano! — Learn To Read Music 4+
- Visions Encoded Inc.
- Screenshots
- Description
- Apple Services Performance Partners
- iTunes Search API
- Table of Contents
- Overview
- Searching
- Understanding Search Results
Christmas Star Piano! — Learn To Read Music 4+
Visions Encoded Inc.
Снимки экрана
Описание
To learn a song, click the star and play along!
This piano app provides oodles of visual effects and even teaches 9 Christmas songs for kids to learn:
• Away In A Manger
• Angels We Have Heard On High!
• Silent Night
• Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
• Oh Come All Ye Faithful!
• Joy To The World!
• We Wish You A Merry Christmas!
• Oh Come, Oh Come Emmanuel!
• We Three Kings
Our preschooler really likes the stars and other effects!
Just pick a song from the rotary dial at the left, then tap the star to see the animation begin. You can adjust playback speed by dragging the arrow at the top center of the screen; drag towards the rabbit to speed up the playback or towards the turtle to slow it down, or anywhere in-between.
Tap the Gear icon to see the Settings screen. On the Settings screen, the displayed letter notation can be set to any of these options:
1) C D E F G A B
2) C D E F G A H
3) Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si
For feedback or suggestions please contact us at http://visionsencoded.com/contact/.
For beginning piano students, also try «Notes! — Learn To Read Music»
— http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=424136344&mt=12
For a note lookup tool, also try «Note Lookup! — Learn To Read Music»
— http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=611195753&mt=12
For another fun app for your pre-schooler/young child, try «Piano Star! — Learn To Read Music»
— http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=610879185&mt=12
TIP: try searching for «Visions Encoded» in the app store to find all of our apps!
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Christmas Star Piano! — Learn To Read Music 4+
Visions Encoded Inc.
Screenshots
Description
To learn a song, click the star and play along!
This piano app provides oodles of visual effects and even teaches 9 Christmas songs for kids to learn:
• Away In A Manger
• Angels We Have Heard On High!
• Silent Night
• Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
• Oh Come All Ye Faithful!
• Joy To The World!
• We Wish You A Merry Christmas!
• Oh Come, Oh Come Emmanuel!
• We Three Kings
Our preschooler really likes the stars and other effects!
Just pick a song from the rotary dial at the left, then tap the star to see the animation begin. You can adjust playback speed by dragging the arrow at the top center of the screen; drag towards the rabbit to speed up the playback or towards the turtle to slow it down, or anywhere in-between.
Tap the Gear icon to see the Settings screen. On the Settings screen, the displayed letter notation can be set to any of these options:
1) C D E F G A B
2) C D E F G A H
3) Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si
For feedback or suggestions please contact us at http://visionsencoded.com/contact/.
For beginning piano students, also try «Notes! — Learn To Read Music»
— http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=424136344&mt=12
For a note lookup tool, also try «Note Lookup! — Learn To Read Music»
— http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=611195753&mt=12
For another fun app for your pre-schooler/young child, try «Piano Star! — Learn To Read Music»
— http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=610879185&mt=12
TIP: try searching for «Visions Encoded» in the app store to find all of our apps!
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Christmas Star Piano! — Learn To Read Music 4+
Visions Encoded Inc.
Screenshots
Description
To learn a song, click the star and play along!
This piano app provides oodles of visual effects and even teaches 9 Christmas songs for kids to learn:
• Away In A Manger
• Angels We Have Heard On High!
• Silent Night
• Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
• Oh Come All Ye Faithful!
• Joy To The World!
• We Wish You A Merry Christmas!
• Oh Come, Oh Come Emmanuel!
• We Three Kings
Our preschooler really likes the stars and other effects!
Just pick a song from the rotary dial at the left, then tap the star to see the animation begin. You can adjust playback speed by dragging the arrow at the top center of the screen; drag towards the rabbit to speed up the playback or towards the turtle to slow it down, or anywhere in-between.
Tap the Gear icon to see the Settings screen. On the Settings screen, the displayed letter notation can be set to any of these options:
1) C D E F G A B
2) C D E F G A H
3) Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si
For feedback or suggestions please contact us at http://visionsencoded.com/contact/.
For beginning piano students, also try «Notes! — Learn To Read Music»
— http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=424136344&mt=12
For a note lookup tool, also try «Note Lookup! — Learn To Read Music»
— http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=611195753&mt=12
For another fun app for your pre-schooler/young child, try «Piano Star! — Learn To Read Music»
— http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=610879185&mt=12
TIP: try searching for «Visions Encoded» in the app store to find all of our apps!
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Apple Services Performance Partners
iTunes Search API
Table of Contents
Overview
The Search API allows you to place search fields in your website to search for content within the iTunes Store and Apple Books Store. You can search for a variety of content; including books, movies, podcasts, music, music videos, audiobooks, and TV shows. You can also call an ID-based lookup request to create mappings between your content library and the digital catalog. Developers may use promotional content in the API, including previews of songs, music videos, album art and App icons only to promote store content and not for entertainment purposes. Use of sound samples and other assets from the API must be proximate to a store badge. Terms and conditions apply.
The Partners Program allows you to earn a commission on qualifying revenue generated by clicks initiated from your website or app into the iTunes Store and Apple Books Store. For more information on the Partners Program, see http://www.apple.com/itunes/affiliates.
Searching
To search for content from a field in your website and display the results in your website, you must create a search field that passes a fully-qualified URL content request to the iTunes Store, parse the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format returned from the search, and display the results in your website.
The fully-qualified URL must have the following format:
Where parameterkeyvalue can be one or more parameter key and value pairs indicating the details of your query.
To construct a parameter key and value pair, you must concatenate each parameter key with an equal sign (=) and a value string. For example: key1=value1 . To create a string of parameter key and value pairs, you must concatenate each pair using an ampersand (&). For example:
Note: When creating search fields and scripts for your website, you should use dynamic script tags for your xmlhttp script call requests. For example:
The following table defines the parameter keys and values you can specify to search for content within the iTunes Store or Apple Books Store:
| Parameter Key | Description | Required | Values | ||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| term | The URL-encoded text string you want to search for. For example: jack+johnson. | Y | Any URL-encoded text string. Note: URL encoding replaces spaces with the plus (+) character and all characters except the following are encoded: letters, numbers, periods (.), dashes (-), underscores (_), and asterisks (*). | ||||||||||||||||||||
| country | The two-letter country code for the store you want to search. The search uses the default store front for the specified country. For example: US. The default is US. | Y | See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ ISO_3166-1_alpha-2 for a list of ISO Country Codes. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| media | The media type you want to search for. For example: movie. The default is all. | N | movie, podcast, music, musicVideo, audiobook, shortFilm, tvShow, software, ebook, all | ||||||||||||||||||||
| entity | The type of results you want returned, relative to the specified media type. For example: movieArtist for a movie media type search. The default is the track entity associated with the specified media type. | N | The following entities are available for each media type:
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| attribute | The attribute you want to search for in the stores, relative to the specified media type. For example, if you want to search for an artist by name specify entity=allArtist&attribute=allArtistTerm. In this example, if you search for term=maroon, iTunes returns “Maroon 5” in the search results, instead of all artists who have ever recorded a song with the word “maroon” in the title. The default is all attributes associated with the specified media type. | N | The following attributes are available for each media type:
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| callback | The name of the Javascript callback function you want to use when returning search results to your website. For example: wsSearchCB. | Y, for cross-site searches | wsSearchCB | ||||||||||||||||||||
| limit | The number of search results you want the iTunes Store to return. For example: 25.The default is 50. | N | 1 to 200 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| lang | The language, English or Japanese, you want to use when returning search results. Specify the language using the five-letter codename. For example: en_us.The default is en_us (English). | N | en_us, ja_jp | ||||||||||||||||||||
| version | The search result key version you want to receive back from your search.The default is 2. | N | 1, 2 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| explicit | A flag indicating whether or not you want to include explicit content in your search results.The default is Yes. | N | Yes, No |
Notes
- It is critical to encode your URLs correctly in order to be commissioned for partner links. Notes on partners encoding raw links can be found in the Advanced Partner Linking document.
- To improve response times, minimize the number of search results the Search API returns by specifying an appropriate value for the limit parameter key.
- The Search API is limited to approximately 20 calls per minute (subject to change). If you require heavier usage, we suggest you consider using our Enterprise Partner Feed (EPF). If you wish to access content on our EPF, please review our documentation page for more information.
- Large websites should set up caching logic for the search and lookup requests sent to the Search API. For an illustration, see Caching Architecture later in this document.
Search Examples
The following are examples of fully-qualified URLs for specific search requests:
- To search for all Jack Johnson audio and video content (movies, podcasts, music, music videos, audiobooks, short films, and tv shows), your URL would look like the following:
https://itunes.apple.com/search?term=jack+johnson - To search for all Jack Johnson audio and video content and return only the first 25 items, your URL would look like the following:
https://itunes.apple.com/search?term=jack+johnson&limit=25 - To search for only Jack Johnson music videos, your URL would look like the following:
https://itunes.apple.com/search?term=jack+johnson&entity=musicVideo - To search for all Jim Jones audio and video content and return only the results from the Canada iTunes Store, your URL would look like the following:
https://itunes.apple.com/search?term=jim+jones&country=ca
Lookup Examples
You can also create a lookup request to search for content in the stores based on iTunes IDs, UPCs/ EANs, and All Music Guide (AMG) IDs. ID-based lookups are faster and contain fewer false-positive results.
The following are examples of fully-qualified URLs for specific lookup requests:
Understanding Search Results
The Search API returns your search results in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format. JSON is built on two structures:
- A collection of name/value pairs, also known as an object; this concept is similar to a Java Map object, a Javascript Dictionary, or a Pearl/Ruby hash. An object is an unordered set of name/value pairs, beginning with a left brace ( < ) and ending with a right brace ( >). Each name is surrounded by double-quotes and followed by a colon ( : ); the name/value pairs are separated by commas ( , ).
- An ordered list of values, also known as an array. An array is an ordered collection of values, beginning with a left bracket ( [ ) and ending with a right bracket ( ] ). Values are separated by commas ( , ).
All JSON results are encoded as UTF-8. For more information on JSON, please see http://www.json.org.
The following example displays the JSON results for a song in the iTunes Store:
The following table defines the JSON result keys and values:
| Result Key | Description | Returned | Return Values and Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| wrapperType | The name of the object returned by the search request. | Y | track, collection, artistFor example: track. |
| *explicitness | The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) parental advisory for the content returned by the search request.For more information, see http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/parentalAdvisory. | Y | explicit (explicit lyrics, possibly explicit album cover), cleaned (explicit lyrics “bleeped out”), notExplicit (no explicit lyrics)For example: “trackExplicitness”:”notExplicit”. |
| kind | The kind of content returned by the search request. | Y | book, album, coached-audio, feature-movie, interactive- booklet, music-video, pdf podcast, podcast-episode, software-package, song, tv- episode, artistFor example: song. |
| trackName | The name of the track, song, video, TV episode, and so on returned by the search request. | Y | For example: “Banana Pancakes”. |
| artistName | The name of the artist returned by the search request. | Y | For example: Jack Johnson. |
| collectionName | The name of the album, TV season, audiobook, and so on returned by the search request. | Y | For example: “In Between Dreams”. |
| *censoredName | The name of the album, TV season, audiobook, and so on returned by the search request, with objectionable words *’d out.Note: Artist names are never censored. | Y | For example: “S**t Happens”. |
| artworkUrl100, artworkUrl60 | A URL for the artwork associated with the returned media type, sized to 100×100 pixels or 60×60 pixels. | Only returned when artwork is available | For example: “http:// a1.itunes.apple.com/jp/r10/Music/ y2005/m06/d03/h05/ s05.oazjtxkw.100×100-75.jpg”. |
| *viewURL | A URL for the content associated with the returned media type. You can click the URL to view the content in the iTunes Store. | Y | For example: “http:// itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/ MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum? i=68615807&id=68615813&s=1434 62”. |
| previewUrl | A URL referencing the 30-second preview file for the content associated with the returned media type. . | Only returned when media type is track | For example: “http:// a392.itunes.apple.com/jp/r10/ Music/y2005/m06/d03/h05/s05.zdzqlufu.p.m4p”. |
| trackTimeMillis | The returned track’s time in milliseconds. | Only returned when media type is track |
Developers may use certain promotional content as may be provided by Apple, including previews of songs and music videos, and album art, for the purposes of promoting the subject of the Promo Content; provided such Promo Content: (i) is placed only on pages that promote the content on which the Promo Content is based; (ii) is proximate to a “Download on iTunes” or “Download on App Store” badge (as approved by Apple) that acts as a link directly to pages within iTunes where consumers can purchase the promoted content; (iii) includes attribution indicating the Promo Content was “provided courtesy of iTunes” if such Promo Content includes song or music video previews; (iv) is streamed only, and not downloaded, saved, cached, or synchronized with video, if such Promo Content includes song or music video previews; (v) is not used for independent entertainment value apart from its promotional purpose; and (vi) is not used to promote any other goods or services. Developer acknowledges that Apple provides the Promo Content “as is,” and disclaims any and all representations or warranties, including, but not limited to, non-infringement. Developer shall forward any claims received in connection with the Promo Content to Apple immediately upon receipt, and will remove any Promo Content immediately upon request from Apple.
This agreement and your use of Promo Content are governed by California law.
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