Reading Notes Practice
Welcome to the RPJH Note Reading Olympics. While reading notes is not an actual Olympic event, using these note reading exercises from www.musictheory.net will help you become a better musician and to help us continue to be an award winning band.
Here is how to use these exercises (Woodwind and Brass only):
The first link beneath the name of your instrument will develop your skill at reading notes contained on the staff.
The next link (or 2 for some instruments) will help you review those notes for your instrument that are above and/or below the staff.
The link labeled "UIL Range" includes all the notes that are expected to be mastered at the UIL Sight Reading contest. Also these exercises include a key signature that may effect the note name.
The link labeled "Advanced Range" includes all the notes and key signatures included in the region scales.
Percussion please click on the Speed Note Reading Drill link and try to work your way up to a level 10 All-Star.
WOODWINDS
Flute
Notes on the Staff
Notes Above the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
Oboe
Notes on the Staff
Notes Above the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
Bassoon
Notes on the Staff
Notes Below the Staff
Notes Above the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
Clarinet
Notes on the Staff
Notes Below the Staff
Notes Above the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
Bass Clarinet
Notes on the Staff
Notes Below the Staff
Notes Above the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
Alto Saxophone
Notes on the Staff
Notes Above the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
Tenor Saxophone
Notes on the Staff
Notes Above the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
Baritone Saxophone
Notes on the Staff
Notes Above the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
BRASS
Trumpet
Notes on the Staff
Notes Below the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
French Horn
Notes on the Staff
Notes Below the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
Trombone and Euphonium
Notes on the Staff
Notes Above the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
Tuba
Notes on the Staff
Notes Below the Staff
UIL Range
Advanced Range
PERCUSSION
Speed Note Reading Drill