Choose a game to test your music theory knowledge.
A key signature is shown on the treble clef staff. Read the sharps or flats and name the correct major key. The Circle of 5ths updates live to guide you.
Beginner FriendlyEight natural notes are shown on the staff. Click each note head to add ♯ or ♭ until the interval pattern W W H W W W H is correct for the chosen major scale.
IntermediateA note appears on a line or space of the treble or bass clef staff. Tap the correct letter name card to identify it. Master Every Good Boy Does Fine and FACE!
Beginner FriendlyTwo notes appear on the treble clef staff. Count lines and spaces to identify the interval — 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and beyond. Essential music theory!
Beginner FriendlyA note flashes on the treble or bass clef staff — is it sitting on a LINE or floating in a SPACE? Build lightning-fast recognition skills.
Beginner FriendlyNotes slide across the staff from right to left. Name each one before it passes the hit line! Speed increases as you level up. 3 lives — don't miss!
IntermediateA section of the piano keyboard appears — quickly identify whether you see a group of 2 black keys or 3 black keys. Essential for finding notes fast!
Beginner FriendlyA piano key pattern appears with blanks — drag tiles of 2 or 3 black-key groups to fill the missing spots and complete the repeating pattern.
Beginner FriendlyTest your knowledge of dynamics (pp, ff, cresc.), tempo markings (Allegro, Adagio) and articulation (staccato, fermata, accent). Symbol ↔ meaning flashcard quiz.
Beginner FriendlyA major key is named — work out how many flats or sharps it has, and which ones. Fast music-theory recall practice.
IntermediateListen to a short chord progression in C major and identify the cadence — Authentic, Plagal, Half, or Deceptive. Train your ear, not just your eyes.
IntermediateListen to a 4-chord progression and pick its Roman-numeral pattern — I-V-vi-IV, ii-V-I, the 50s progression and more. Pure ear training.
IntermediateRead the treble clef key signature and name the major key.
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Add the correct ♯ and ♭ to each note to build major scales.
A note appears on the staff — tap the correct letter name card to identify it.
Two notes appear on the treble clef — identify the interval between them.
Is the note sitting on a LINE or floating in a SPACE? Answer fast!
A major key is named — how many flats or sharps does it have, and which ones?
Listen to a short progression in C major and name the cadence — Authentic, Plagal, Half, or Deceptive.
Listen to a 4-chord progression in C major and pick its Roman-numeral pattern.
Notes slide across the staff — name each one before it passes the hit line!
Count black keys, count white keys in a group, and identify which number white key each note sits on!
Fill in the blanks to complete the repeating 2 / 3 black-key pattern. Tap a tile below, then tap a blank slot.
Dynamics, tempo and articulation — symbol to meaning, and back.