The University of Texas at Austin Spring 2015 ECE Senior Design Project ScoReader is a computer vision system built on Android and Google Glass that translates a photograph of sheet music into a playable .midi file. The main motivation behind the creation of this project is that musicians, particularly novices, are able to learn music much faster if they know what it sounds like. In order to solve this problem, we created a system designed to convert a significant subset of images of sheet music into sound. Our design solution consists of a front-end built on Android, and a back-end built in Python and hosted on a Google Cloud Platform virtual machine. Using the on-board camera of an Android device, the front-end will send a photo that the user supplies to the back-end, where a script will put the image through the Optical Music Recognition pipeline. The pipeline will produce a .midi file, which will then be sent back to the Android device and played for the user.