Treble Trouble: Sight Reading

Read the note on the staff, tap its letter, and your little stick-figure runner hops onto it as the note plays. Keep going and the whole song comes out of your own fingers.

Treble Trouble is a sight-reading game for anyone learning to read music, from kids at their first piano lesson to grown-ups who always meant to learn. It starts with three notes around middle C and grows one small step at a time.

103 SONGS, TEN WORLDS
Folk songs, nursery tunes, holiday favorites and pieces by Beethoven, Mozart, Grieg and more, all public domain melodies arranged for reading. Each world teaches something new: the whole octave, leaps, eighth notes, waltz time, high notes and low notes.

PRACTICE AND PERFORM
Practice waits for you, note by note. Perform keeps the beat, with a metronome and slow, normal and fast speeds. Earn up to three stars on each song.

HELP WHEN YOU WANT IT
Turn on landmark notes, or show the letter by every note. Prefer Do Re Mi? Switch the note names in Settings. Rhythm runs let you tap the beat on a drum, and a new tune each day keeps your reading fresh.

COLLECT AND CUSTOMIZE
Earn points as you play and spend them on new runners (cats, dinosaurs, rock stars and more) and new instruments: xylophone, harp, guitar, flute and organ. Fill your sticker book with a sticker for every song, and keep your daily streak going.

FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
No accounts, no chat and nothing to buy. The game is free and shows one small banner ad. Ads are family-safe (rated G) and never personalized, and they never sit next to the note buttons.