Practice library
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Focused lessons grouped by what they build, in a suggested order — nothing is locked, so jump in wherever you like. Set a track to Challenge or Advanced to turn up every lesson in it.
Note Reading
Name notes at sight — from middle C outward to the ledger lines.
Landmark Notes
Bass F, Middle C, Treble G · the anchors
Start →Steady Five
Five notes from middle C up · treble
Start →Notes on the Treble Staff
Every note on the five lines and spaces
Start →Notes on the Bass Staff
Every note on the five lines and spaces
Start →Around Middle C
An octave each way on the grand staff
Start →Onto the Ledger Lines
Past the staff, both clefs
Start →Across the Keyboard
The full span, both clefs
Start →Reading in Three
Single notes in 3/4 — a barline every three beats
Start →Name the Key
Read the key signature and name the major key — sharps and flats at a glance.
Rhythm
Read and feel durations against a steady pulse.
Quarter & Half Notes
Tap a steady pulse of quarters and halves — count along underneath.
Start →Adding Eighths
Twice the pace between beats — pairs of eighth notes.
Start →Reading Rests
Silence counts too — keep the pulse through the gaps.
Start →A Rhythmic Waltz
Three beats to the bar — feel the 3/4 lilt.
Start →Dotted Figures
A dot stretches a note past the beat — hold, then catch up.
Start →Sixteenth Notes
Four to a beat — the fastest subdivision, kept even.
Start →Triplets
Three notes in the space of one beat — a different feel.
Start →Syncopation
Accents off the beat — the pull that makes rhythm groove.
Start →Two Hands
Two independent tap targets — read and play both lines at once.
Patterns & Shapes
See intervals, chords and figures as single units, not note-by-note.
Up, Down or Same?
Read the shape: is the second note higher, lower, or the same? Just pick — no playing.
Start →Triads in C
Block triads · C major · grand staff
Start →Triads, Sharp Keys
Block triads · G major
Start →Triad Inversions
Root, 1st & 2nd inversion · C major
Start →Seventh Chords
Four-note sevenths · C major
Start →Progressions
Functional chord progressions · C major
Start →Chords over a Bass
Bass note + triad above · C major (great on the grand staff)
Start →Recurring Motifs
A short shape that keeps coming back, often moved — learn to read it as one unit
Start →Motifs That Skip
Recurring shapes with thirds and broken-chord skips, not just steps
Start →Triads in Three
Block triads in 3/4 · C major — read harmony grouped in threes
Looking Ahead
Read past your hands — keep your eyes moving down the line.
Keeping Going
Play through in time without stopping to fix.
Your First Passages
Quarters and halves in C — read it through, don't stop to fix.
Start →Stepping in Eighths
Add eighth notes — twice the pace between beats, still in C.
Start →A Gentle Waltz
Three beats to the bar — feel the 3/4 lilt and keep counting.
Start →Reading in G
A new key signature — one sharp (F♯) to keep in mind throughout.
Start →Dotted Rhythms
Dotted figures stretch a note past the beat — hold, then catch up.
Start →A Mixed Read
Quarters, halves, eighths and a few rests — a real little line.
Start →A Longer Line
Eight bars over two lines — keep the pulse through the line break.
Start →Into the Bass Clef
The same steady read, now in the bass clef (left-hand register).
Start →A Bass Line in Eighths
A moving bass line — eighths in the lower register, keep it flowing.
Start →Hands Together
Both hands on the grand staff — read a treble and a bass line at once, note against note.
Start →Hands Together, Flowing
Grand staff with a little more motion in both hands — keep them locked together.
Keyboard Feel
Find the keys without looking — eyes on the page (needs MIDI).
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