About this game
Ready to read both hands? This free game mixes the right-hand C position notes in treble clef with the left-hand C position notes in bass clef. You'll need to check the clef, then name the note, all before the timer runs out.
How to play
- Choose how long you want to play (30, 60, or 120 seconds) and press Start Game.
- Look at the question on screen and tap the answer you think is right.
- You'll see right away if you were correct. Your score and streak go up with every right answer.
- When time runs out you'll see your score. Play again to beat it, or sign in to save your results.
Tips for beginners
In both clefs the notes run C, D, E, F, G. What changes is where they sit on the staff. Learn where C is in each clef (middle C below the treble staff, Bass C in the second bass space) and count up from there.
For teachers and parents
Recommended once students are comfortable with each hand's C position separately. It mirrors early hands-together pieces in most beginner method books.
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Frequently asked questions
- Why practice both clefs together?
- Piano music uses both clefs at once, so switching quickly between them is key to reading real pieces.
- What should I learn after C position?
- Expand your range with the treble and bass clef space and line games, then ledger lines.
- Is this game free?
- Yes. Play free in your browser.