Practice sets
Pre-defined option sets covering common exercises typically assigned to piano students. Each link below opens the practice screen with the matching settings already applied; tweak any option once you're on the practice page.
All examples are shortcuts to the options screen — every set below can be reproduced there by hand, and the URL params reference is on the params help page.
The Baby Mode
The easiest game (even for 3–4-year-old toddlers) — learn the notes on the staff. These links set up the drill and switch the question to staff notation. For the cat-picture rewards and the simplified screen that go with them, turn on Baby mode in Preferences — that is a personal setting, so a link cannot flip it for you.
- Baby mode — C major — C major scale notes (no accidentals), one by one
- C major random — C major scale notes, drawn randomly
- Bass clef — C major scale notes, bass clef
- Treble clef, two hands — C major scale notes, both hands
- C and E notes — learn just two notes
- C, E, G notes — learn three notes
Musical notation
Examples of the staff-notation option. Toggle staff vs. chord-names with the N shortcut on the practice screen.
Treble clef
- Single notes, key of C
- Single notes, key of G♭ minor
- Triads — harmonic, key of C
- Triads — melodic ascending
- Triads — melodic descending
- Seventh chords — harmonic, key of C
- Seventh chords — melodic ascending
Bass clef
Scales
Major scales
Notes
Walk the notes of a major scale, one key at a time.
Diatonic triads — root position
Diatonic triads — 1st inversion
Diatonic triads — 2nd inversion
Diatonic triads — all inversions, one by one
Seventh chords — root position
Seventh chords — 1st inversion
Seventh chords — 2nd inversion
Seventh chords — all inversions, one by one
Intervals
Drill scale-degree intervals (each interval added above the scale degree). Twelve variants from minor 2nd through octave.
Minor 2nd
Major 2nd
Minor 3rd
Major 3rd
Perfect 4th
Tritone
Perfect 5th
Minor 6th
Major 6th
Minor 7th
Major 7th
Octave
Minor scales
Notes
Walk the notes of a (natural) minor scale, one key at a time.