Clave de Mi
Interactive Music Education for All Levels
Musical resources and interactive tools:
learn, play, and improve your music.

What is Sheet Music Player?
Sheet Music Player by CDM (Clave de Mi) is an application available both as a web app and an Android app.
With this interactive sheet music app, you can play and customize MIDI and MusicXML scores on any device.
This MIDI/MusicXML Player not only allows you to play these file types, but also lets you view the sheet music, adjust the tempo, change the key signature, transpose, display fingerings, and much more!
If you’re looking for a versatile, intuitive, and powerful MIDI app, Sheet Music Player is the best choice to enhance your musical experience.
Additionally, you can try it without registering, purchasing a plan, or entering a credit card, thanks to the “Guest Access” mode.
From there, if you want to enjoy more features, you can choose the plan that best suits you.
What is MuseTube?
MuseTube is probably the best course currently available on the Internet (English Subtitles).
Learn to create and edit sheet music with MuseScore through this comprehensive course, covering everything from the basics to the most advanced functions.
If you’re looking for a well-structured MuseScore tutorial, with clear explanations and practical examples, this is the course you’ve been searching for.
More than 3,000 people have learned MuseScore with this course, and best of all—it’s completely free!


What are Trompeta Solista and Corneta Solista?
Trompeta Solista and Corneta Solista are, without a doubt, the books that compile the largest collection of Holy Week solo sheet music within the world of Spanish cofrade music.
In them, you will not only find nearly 700 solo and duet trumpet and cornet sheet music pieces from Holy Week marches, but they are also organized by difficulty level.
Whether you are a band musician or looking to explore new horizons in your repertoire, these books will provide you with hours of practice and enjoyment.
What will you find inside Music Methods?
Music Methods (mostly in PDF format) was one of the first sections created within the Clave de Mi project. Here, you will find dozens of music methods for all levels, studied for decades—even centuries—in major Conservatories and Music Schools.
Many of these methods are now public domain, so you will find a well-organized collection by instrument, featuring a vast selection of methods, pieces, and musical exercises to refine your technique and improve your performance on any instrument.


What is Instrument Outlet?
This section aims to bring musicians the best daily deals, as well as serve as a guide for those who may feel a bit lost when purchasing a musical instrument or accessory.
Thanks to various tools that work hand in hand with Amazon and thousands of customers who have already bought and reviewed hundreds of musical instruments, this section allows you to quickly access the most affordable musical instruments available, based on Amazon’s daily offers.
Of course, the terms “cheap” and “expensive” can be quite subjective—especially when it comes to musical instruments. You can’t compare a recorder to a piano, but within each instrument category, you’ll find the cheapest trumpets, guitars, pianos, and accordions of the moment.
Additionally, in each section, you’ll discover a wide range of musician accessories—some of which you may not have considered buying, but that could greatly enhance your practice and performance.
What is Clave de Mi?
This final section is all about the Clave de Mi project itself—how and why it was created, its history, and the various ongoing projects.
Here, you’ll also find all those legal sections that, while not the most exciting to read, are essential to comply with the law (GDPR, etc.). This includes Terms and Conditions, Cookie and Privacy Policies, and the Legal Notice.
Additionally, there’s a Contact section, where you can reach out to me, and I’ll do my best to respond as soon as possible.
All kinds of suggestions, thanks, and constructive criticism are welcome (but let’s keep it constructive, okay?).
