Beginning band, step by step
Learn the first five notes on your instrument.
Four steps, one module at a time: name it, finger it and match the pitch, play it, then learn a song.
- Free
- No account
- Nothing is recorded
Microphone audio is analyzed on your device as you play - nothing is ever recorded or saved.
Choose your instrument
16 learning paths. The first five notes are free.
- Alto SaxTreble clef · 5 free notes
- Baritone (Bass Clef)Bass clef · 5 free notes
- Baritone (Treble Clef)Treble clef · 5 free notes
- Baritone SaxTreble clef · 5 free notes
- Bass ClarinetTreble clef · 5 free notes
- BassoonBass clef · 5 free notes
- Bells - Low OctaveTreble clef · 5 free notes
- Bells / MalletsTreble clef · 5 free notes
- ClarinetTreble clef · 5 free notes
- FluteTreble clef · 5 free notes
- French HornTreble clef · 5 free notes
- OboeTreble clef · 5 free notes
- Tenor SaxTreble clef · 5 free notes
- TromboneBass clef · 5 free notes
- TrumpetTreble clef · 5 free notes
- TubaBass clef · 5 free notes
Fingering charts
Each chart shows the instrument's notes from low to high, with staff notation and fingerings. Free to view, no sign-in.
- Alto Saxophone fingering chart
- Baritone (Bass Clef) fingering chart
- Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering chart
- Baritone Saxophone fingering chart
- Bass Clarinet fingering chart
- Bassoon fingering chart
- Bells (Low Octave) note chart
- Bells note chart
- Clarinet fingering chart
- Flute fingering chart
- French Horn fingering chart
- Oboe fingering chart
- Tenor Saxophone fingering chart
- Trombone slide position chart
- Trumpet fingering chart
- Tuba fingering chart
How each module works
- Step 1: Name the NoteRead each written note on the staff.
- Step 2: Know the FingeringPick the fingering, then play along with a steady drone to match the pitch.
- Step 3: Play the NotePlay each note into the mic until you land it.
- Step 4: Learn a SongPut your notes together in short songs.
- Step 5: ArcadeFive games with your first five notes. Opens after you finish Play.