Hello Band students!

Music is a language — and learning to read and play the notes in a new language takes time and practice.  When you use the new language regularly, it WILL get easier to remember, to read, and to play.

Here are links to a note naming activity featuring the first 5 notes for your instrument.  Start memorizing what the notes look like on the staff – it will make reading them easier as you use them more often.  Have fun!  🙂 

FLUTE = Bb, C, D, Eb, F

CLARINET & TRUMPET = C, D, E, F, G

ALTO SAX = G, A, B, C, D

TENOR SAX = C, D, E, F, G

BARITONE & TROMBONE = Bb, C, D, Eb, F

MusicPlay Pop Quiz

Pop the balloon by matching the note to its correct letter name.

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Try your note naming skills — choose your clef and your skill level.  Have fun!  🙂

Name That Note – Online Music Flashcards

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MusicPlayOnline brings you  … Coconut Chaos …

Name the treble clef notes as the coconuts travel faster and faster!

Good luck 🙂

line notes   

space notes   

C pentatonic notes   

lines and spaces – mixed 

Middle C to High A