ONE NOTE AT A TIME
Learn to read guitar sheet music.
Connect sheet music to your guitar with free beginner lessons, an interactive fretboard and 20-question quizzes. In English and French.
01 · Notice
See a note on the staff and find it in the first three frets.
02 · Listen
Hear the note and connect its English letter to its French name.
03 · Practise
Work on names or positions in a 20-question quiz.
Your first landmarks
From your first staff to your first notes on the guitar.
How to read guitar sheet music
Connect a note on the staff to its name and a place on your guitar. A first lesson with a short practice exercise.
Read the lesson →02Treble clef: lines, spaces and ledger lines
Find treble-clef notes from the G reference line, including notes above and below the staff.
Read the lesson →03Guitar string names and the first three frets
Learn E A D G B E, string numbering and fret 0 in standard guitar tuning.
Read the lesson →04Sharps, flats and natural notes on guitar
Understand semitones, the ♯ and ♭ signs, and why F♯ and G♭ share a fret.
Read the lesson →05English and French note names: C D E and do ré mi
A practical mapping between letter names and fixed-do solfège for guitar learners.
Read the lesson →06A short routine for reading guitar notes
Use exploration, 20-question quizzes and local progress reports to practise a small set of notes.
Read the lesson →A small tool, room to grow
Free, with no account. Your results stay in your browser. This first step focuses on note pitches in standard tuning, frets 0–3. Pair it with rhythm practice, real pieces and, when possible, a teacher’s guidance.