A note on the page. A key under your finger. Practice connecting them here, then continue your piano journey in Smart Piano Coach.
iPhone & iPad · Basic on-screen note practice is free. Additional app features require Premium.
Use the white keys below or your keyboard’s C, D, E, F and G letters. All five notes are in the octave beginning at middle C.
Start with the note on the staff.
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This is a separate web exercise, not a screenshot or demonstration of the app interface. No account, microphone, or personal details required. This page does not collect your exercise results.
Look for two black keys together. C is the white key immediately to their left. Then the white keys continue D, E, F, G, A and B before the pattern repeats.
In this exercise, C4 means middle C. The rightmost C key is C5, an octave higher; it is a different pitch.
In treble clef, the five lines from bottom to top are E, G, B, D and F. The four spaces are F, A, C and E. Middle C sits on a short ledger line below the staff.
The exercise uses C4, D4, E4, F4 and G4. Begin slowly. Recognizing a note matters more than racing the timer—so there isn’t one.
Teachers: use these five notes as a brief check-in between lessons. Ask learners to explain how they found a key. Their explanation can be more useful than their score. Evaluate the app yourself before recommending it.
Not for this browser exercise or the app’s basic on-screen practice. A real instrument matters for developing physical keyboard technique.
No. Basic on-screen note practice is free. Additional features require Premium. Check the current in-app offer for features, prices and any eligible introductory offer.
No. This short exercise checks only a few note-to-key connections. Rhythm, coordination, listening and technique are separate skills.