Rhythm, sheet-music reading, ear training and real music, in smart games with levels and a ranking.
See the gamesChoose a game and start training your musical skills
Read the figures on the staff and play in time. Millisecond precision, six worlds of levels, free mode and MIDI keyboard.
PlayRead the notes flowing across the staff before they disappear. Levels by world, a guide line for beginners, bass clef in free practice.
PlayRecognize by ear the distance between two notes, from thirds to octaves, melodic and harmonic. Levels and free mode.
PlayIdentify chords by ear: major and minor triads, sevenths and ninths. Levels and free mode.
PlayPlay a whole piece by reading the score, on the on-screen piano or a MIDI keyboard. Practice mode waits for you. Or load your own MIDI and plant the chords.
PlayEvery note has its own color and a guide line points to the right key — for children who don't read music yet.
Learn moreLearn more about each game: Rhythm Game · Sight Reading · Intervals · Chords · Real Music · Your song with chords · Vocal range test
Interactive guides: What is rhythm · How to read sheet music · What are musical intervals · What are chords in music
Absolute Pitch Class is a gamified music education platform, created to make learning music accessible and fun for everyone.
We build with artificial intelligence: it lets us experiment fast and create features with a level of detail and feedback you won't find in most tools.
We started with rhythm training — the foundation of all music — and today we also have sight-reading, ear training (intervals and chords) and reading real music, including files you load yourself in MIDI. Every game with levels and a free mode, a ranking tied to your account, and groups for schools and classes.
A whole class practicing at home what they saw in the lesson, and the organizer seeing where each student gets stuck.
Schools with a group in the app: Cavallieri Escola de Música (Brazil) · MICA International Scholars (South Korea)
A music education platform built as games: rhythm, sheet-music reading, intervals and chords by ear, and real music read from the score. It runs in the browser, on a computer, tablet or phone, with nothing to install.
No. Everything is answered on screen: rhythm on a button (or the space bar), notes on a drawn piano. If you have a MIDI keyboard you can use it in Reading, Real Music and Rhythm; an acoustic piano comes in through the microphone.
Yes. Every game starts from zero and climbs by levels. Reading has a guide line that shows where the note sits, and a kids mode where each note has a color.
The first three levels of every game are open. From the fourth on, an account keeps your progress, puts you in the ranking and carries your practice to another device. You can sign in with Google.
Two numbers per note: whether you played at the right instant (onset) and whether you held it until it ended (duration). The margin is in milliseconds, and the score is the lower of the two.
Rhythm: 30 levels in 6 worlds. Staff Reading: 11 levels in 2 worlds. Intervals: 7 levels. Chords: 10 levels. Real Music: 4 public-domain pieces, plus any MIDI file you load.
The school requests a group and gets an invite link. Students who join through it appear in the class ranking, and the organizer sees attempts, practice time and level per student. Details are in the For schools and teachers section.
Yes, as a MIDI file. The melody becomes sheet music moving across the screen, you plant the chords, and the song stays saved on your device — and in your account, if you want.
Yes. Reading has a kids mode: each note has a color, the color also appears on the key, and it fades as the child learns. There is a page just about it: Sheet Music for Kids.
Portuguese, English and Spanish, each at its own address: aulademusica.com.br, absolutepitchclass.com and oidoabsolutoclass.com.
