About this game
The five lines of the treble clef are E, G, B, D and F, often remembered as Every Good Boy Does Fine. In this free game a note appears on a treble clef line and you name it before time runs out. Play a 30, 60, or 120 second round, then go again to beat your score.
How to play
- Choose how long you want to play (30, 60, or 120 seconds) and press Start Game.
- Look at the question on screen and tap the answer you think is right.
- You'll see right away if you were correct. Your score and streak go up with every right answer.
- When time runs out you'll see your score. Play again to beat it, or sign in to save your results.
Tips for beginners
Read the lines from the bottom up: E, G, B, D, F. Say the phrase Every Good Boy Does Fine, or make up your own. The bottom line E sits just above middle C's ledger line.
For teachers and parents
A beginner game that pairs with the treble clef space notes game. Use both before moving to the space + line combined game.
Practice more in 100 Easy Piano Songs for Beginners: Folk, Classical, Holiday & Jazz Songbook
More drills and games on the same skills for piano students.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the treble clef line notes?
- From bottom to top the lines are E, G, B, D and F. A common way to remember them is Every Good Boy Does Fine.
- Should I learn lines or spaces first?
- Either works. Many students learn the spaces (FACE) first because it's a single word, then the lines.
- Is this game free?
- Yes. Play free in your browser with no download.