Real Sight Reader
Piano sound
Browser piano

Play your MIDI keyboard through this device’s audio output. Plug headphones into this device and turn down your piano’s own speakers.

Prefer to dive in? Read your first passage →

  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.