Daily music game

Daily Tune

One melody a day. Name it from a few notes, then play it back on the keys. Every answer comes with its free piano sheet.

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Name the melody

Each skip or wrong guess plays more of it.

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Name it, then play it

  1. Listen

    Press play to hear the first two seconds of today’s melody, played on a real sampled piano.

  2. Guess or skip

    Type the title and pick it from the list. A wrong guess or a skip plays more of the tune, up to 18 seconds over six tries.

  3. Play it back

    Named it or not, play the opening notes on the keys. The next key lights up; play it with no wrong notes for the 🎹.

  4. Share and come back

    Share your result without spoiling the answer. A new tune arrives at midnight, your time.

Questions

What kind of music is in the Daily Tune?

Melodies people around the world know: classical themes, folk songs, hymns, marches, ragtime and children’s songs, all old enough to be in the public domain. In December it is a Christmas carol every day until the 24th.

When does a new tune come out?

At midnight in your own time zone. Everyone plays the same tune on the same date.

How does the streak work?

Your streak counts the days in a row you named the tune. Every 7 days in a row earn a streak freeze (you can hold two), and a freeze covers a day you missed or got wrong, so one bad day doesn’t cost you the streak. It is all kept in this browser only. There is no account, and nothing about you is sent anywhere.

Can I get a reminder for the next tune?

Yes. After you name a tune, you can turn on one notification a day at the hour you pick. It shows the tune number, never the answer. Stop it with the same button or in your browser settings. You can also add a repeating event to your calendar instead.

Do I need a piano or a MIDI keyboard?

No. You can tap the keys on screen or use your computer keyboard. If you want to learn the whole piece, every answer links to its free sheet music and to our virtual piano.

Is the Daily Tune free?

Yes. No signup, no download and no limit on how often you play the full songs afterwards.

After today’s tune