See Note vs Note Navigator

Note recognition is an important skill for students of many musical instruments or voice. This game makes note identification practice more fun with simple, engaging play. Test yourself -- it's easy to play! Prefer to work on just the treble clef or just the bass clef? Settings allow you to choose. You can even try alto or tenor clef. Settings also allow you to choose whether you hear the note and how many notes are in the set. Have fun with note identification!

“Note Navigator” is a music app designed to help violin students associate written music notes with their location on the violin fingerboard. It gamifies the standard music flashcard drill into a fun video game app, guiding students through almost 200 levels to master the location of each note on their instrument. Apprentice - 19 levels • Begins with just finger names on a fingerboard with tapes to associate note with finger/string locations. • Quickly moves to note names without accidentals. Artisan - 42 levels • Introduces naturals, sharps and flats. • Simple enharmonic ideas. Adept - 36 levels • Double sharps and flats are introduced. • "Enharmonic Insanity" levels bring serious challenge. Aficionado - 99 levels • Introduces 3rd position fingerings With simple accidentals (sharps and flats). • With complex accidentals (Double sharps and flats) • 3rd position “Enharmonic Insanity” levels that challenge even the professional!