MUSIC GAME

Note Hunter

Find the note on the piano or xylophone from its name, its place on the staff or its sound.

What does it teach?

Matching note names to keys and bars
Reading notes on the staff
Finding a note by ear
Telling octaves of the same note apart

How to play

You are given the name of a note, its place on the staff or its sound. Find that note on the virtual piano or xylophone and play it.

When you press the right key you move on to the next note; on a wrong key you are told which note you played and you try again. On easy level the right key lights up after one mistake.

Game facts

Instrument: Piano, Xylophone
Suggested grade: Grades 1–4
Age: 6–10
Levels: Easy, Medium, Hard
Tasks: 8

Tasks

Easy

Hunting C–D–E — Recognizes the first three notes (C, D, E) by name and finds them on keys or bars. Grades 1–2 · 3 min
Five fingers, five notes — Finds the five notes from C to G by name. Grades 1–2 · 3 min

Medium

Every note from C to C — Finds the eight notes from C4 to C5 in mixed order. Grades 2–3 · 4 min
Staff hunter — Reads the note shown on the treble staff and plays it. Grades 2–4 · 4 min
Ear hunter — Finds a note it hears (C–G) by trying and comparing. Grades 2–4 · 4 min
Black key explorer — Finds the sharp notes (C♯, D♯, F♯, G♯, A♯) on the black keys. Grades 3–4 · 4 min

Hard

Octave detective — Tells apart the low, middle and high octaves of the same note (e.g. C3, C4, C5). Grades 3–4 · 5 min
Master hunter: name, staff, sound — Answers name, staff and sound questions in mixed order and in the right octave. Grades 3–4 · 6 min