Real Sight Reader
  1. The treble clef

    The lines and spaces of the right-hand staff, and the trick that makes them stick.

  2. The bass clef

    Same idea, other hand. Most people find this the harder one — it is only unfamiliar.

  3. Both hands at once

    Reading two staves as one system: the grand staff, and where middle C sits between them.

  4. Rhythm

    Note values, rests, and keeping time — tapped against a beat, marked early or late.

  5. Key signatures

    Which notes are sharp or flat before you even start — the order of sharps and flats.

  6. Now read a real passage

    A few bars from a real piece at level 1 — one hand, stepwise, the cursor waits for you. That’s sight reading; everything above was for this.