Piano Sight Reading: Notes

Piano Sight Reading: Notes is a practice app focused on piano note reading and sight-reading skills. From individual notes to chords and songs, it helps you connect notes on the staff with keys on the piano and gradually improve your reading speed and accuracy.
Whether you’re just starting to learn piano or looking to strengthen your foundations, you can practice at your own pace. Fit short exercises into your day, or connect a MIDI piano to make sight-reading part of your regular playing routine.
With the app, you can:
- Practice Note Recognition
Build confidence reading treble and bass clefs. Customize the note range, clef, key signature, and exercise length to match your needs.
- Take Sight-Reading Challenges
Work through progressive levels and use accuracy and response time to track your readiness for the next challenge.
- Learn to Read Chords
Start with major and minor triads, then explore inversions and more complex note combinations as you move beyond single-note reading.
- Practice Songs and Sections
Choose songs from the built-in library and practice reading melodies. Listen to score playback, select left-hand or right-hand practice, and work through sections to become more comfortable reading real music.
- Import Your Own Scores
Import MIDI files, sheet music images, or PDFs. Review and correct the converted notation, then save it to your personal score library to practice the music you’re learning.
- Use On-Screen Keys or a MIDI Keyboard
Practice anywhere with the on-screen keyboard, or connect a compatible MIDI digital piano or keyboard to play on physical keys and receive immediate feedback on your notes.
- Track Your Practice and Progress
Review your practice history, accuracy, and response times for note exercises. Daily goals, practice streaks, and achievements help you follow your progress and build a regular practice habit.
This app is for:
- Piano beginners building a foundation in reading music
- Learners who want to improve their recognition of treble and bass clefs, accidentals, and chords
- Players ready to apply note-reading skills to actual sheet music
- Anyone looking for short daily exercises or regular practice with a MIDI piano
Start with one note, and let each practice session bring you a little closer to reading music with confidence.