Just add the sheet music to each slide and then rotate the images using two fingers.
To use music, just run the presentation holding the iPad in portrait orientation ... then just tap anywhere on the screen to advance to the next piece of music.

For anyone wanting to learn all about Pages, including Pages on iPad, I would recommend the text by Michael E. Cohen published by Take Control Books.KarenColes wrote:There's obviously a lot I don't know about the iOS version of Pages.
Spot on, Richard.Steve Jobs once said that the Mac was best for creating content and the iDevices were best for consuming content. Yes, there are iOS versions of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote and I use them all but if I'm going to spend much time trying to create a large document in Pages, or a spreadsheet in Numbers, or a presentation in Keynote I'm going to be sitting in front of my Mac.
On iPads or iPhones, the DeepDish GigBook app, which costs $10, takes this idea one step further. As well as displaying sheet music for you to play, it also lets you scribble on the screen to annotate the score with information like fingerings. The app also has a set list creator, so you can collect all the music you need for a gig, and it’s also compatible with page-turning peripherals.
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