Reading music is like reading letters: at first you decode it note by note, counting lines and spaces, and with practice you recognise it at a glance. That is exactly what primary school teaches, along with note values (semibreve, minim, crotchet, quaver) and how long each lasts.
Pentagrama Path turns note reading into a path you follow by reading the staff, and the notes and rhythm exams let children play the answer on an on-screen piano or count the beats in a bar. No instrument is needed to start.
With a summary, examples and a multiple-choice test.
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