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Open any MusicXML score, add note names, hear it on a real piano sound and learn what every symbol means.
Every demo below is the real app. Press play, click a symbol, place a note.
Press play: the cursor follows the music and the keyboard lights up each note, coloured by hand. Change the tempo while it plays, loop a bar or add a metronome.
Open your own scoreIn learn mode, clicking a clef, a note, a dynamic or a repeat sign explains what it means, with a link to the full article in the notation guide.
Read the notation guideScales, arpeggios, chords and sight reading, generated in every key across five levels, with fingering, playback and tempo control.
Open all exercisesClick a key to see its signature, scale, relative key and neighbours, and hear how they connect.
Open the Circle of FifthsClick a line or space, or draw with a finger or stylus: your answer turns into a real engraved note straight away.
Start the Note TracerYou need a MusicXML file, .musicxml, .xml or .mxl: to use the annotation tool. The easiest place to get one is MuseScore: it is free, it has thousands of community-made scores, and it exports directly to MusicXML.
Go to musescore.com/sheetmusic and search for your piece. Many free, high-quality scores are available.
Choose Download, then MusicXML (.mxl) or Uncompressed MusicXML (.musicxml). Either works here.
Drop the downloaded file onto the uploader above to see it annotated straight away. Nothing is sent to our servers.