Aural Skills tools for sight-reading rhythms and melodies.
Each member of the scale has a name based on its relationship to the first note of the scale. They are commonly referred to by three types of names:
Scale Degrees. These are numbers that always have a caret over the top.
Solfege (e.g. Do, Re). These are commonly used for sight-singing.
Functional Names (e.g. tonic, supertonic). These names will also refer to the chords we will build above these scale degrees.
Online Pianist: It has note names, qwerty entry, and a full-screen option.
ToneGym: This one shows the notes you're playing on the staff as you play them.
Clean and Simple Options: The Pop-Up Piano on Musictheory.net and the piano on Musicca.