Piano sheet music reading
Learn to actually read music. Not just look at it.
Structured lessons, a playable keyboard, drills that tell you when you're wrong, and real pieces to read. Pick your level and start.
Choose your level
BeginnerLevel 1Start your journey into reading music.Needs: No prior musical knowledge required.4 lessons · 0 completedElementaryLevel 2Build confidence with notes, rhythms, and the keyboard.Needs: Basic knowledge of the staff and note names.0 lessons · 0 completedIntermediateLevel 3Develop stronger music-reading and theory skills.Needs: Elementary music-reading skills.5 lessons · 0 completedUpper IntermediateLevel 4Explore more complex rhythms and musical structures.Needs: Intermediate music theory and notation.0 lessons · 0 completedAdvancedLevel 5Strengthen advanced reading and harmonic analysis.Needs: Confident reading of intermediate-level music.4 lessons · 0 completedProfessionalLevel 6Prepare for serious musical study and performance.Needs: Strong advanced music theory and reading skills.0 lessons · 0 completed
How each level works
1. Theory
Short lessons with notation examples and a keyboard you can play.
2. Practice
Note-reading drills, ear training and a notation tool.
3. Quiz & workbook
Right or wrong, with the reason. No participation trophies.
4. Resources
Printable worksheets and annotated songs as PDFs.
Ear training & drills
Name notes against the clock, identify intervals by ear, keep time with the metronome.
14 songs to read
From Mary Had a Little Lamb to Bach and Mozart. Each one plays back and follows along.
Workbook
Write-in exercises like a theory book — type the answers, check them, see what you got wrong.