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NoteSpeed Deluxe Edition
Teaching Tool created by Tara Cunningham
Notespeed is a fast, competitive, and hands-on card game for one or two players that teaches the notes from Low C to High C. Primer through Level 6 are included in this set, plus all new bonus cards! 275 cards total.
Teaching Tools
Why should I use NoteSpeed?
- It's a fun way to learn how to read music.
- Most music students have holes in their note reading.
- It can be practiced at home individually or played with a partner.
- Flashcards are boring and time consuming.
- It teaches the natural pattern of note reading instead of by thirds or skips on the staff.
- Besides benefiting from all the great learning tools this game provides, it is a BLAST to play!
Download the NoteSpeed Essentials Booklet
How is it organized?
- Primer Level uses just the letter names A-B-C-D-E-F-G.
- Levels 1-5 use small, specific sections of the grand staff.
- Level 1 uses Middle C position.
- Level 2 uses Middle C up to Treble C.
- Level 3 uses Middle C down to Bass C.
- Level 4 uses Treble C up to High C.
- Level 5 uses Low C up to Bass C.
- Level 6 uses the complete grand staff, Low C up to High C.
Watch the videos:
NoteSpeed Tutorial,
Primer Level,
Level 1,
Level 2,
Level 3,
Level 4,
Level 5,
Level 6,
NoteSpeed Tips.
Product details
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| SKU | NTSPD303 |
About the author
Tara Cunningham
Tara Cunningham has been teaching piano since 1998 and currently runs a private and group studio in Argyle, TX. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Music Education with an emphasis on Piano Performance from Texas Woman's University. She is the author of NoteSpeed which has sold over 7,000 sets worldwide. When she's not teaching, she can be found at her children's many sporting events, hiking, swimming or camping.
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Customer questions & answers
Question:
Could you use these cards with 3-4 students at a time? I teach group piano. I love this concept and made some cards, but yours are much better and look more professional for the students.
Asked by Janon November 3, 2025
Answer:
I once taught a household of triplets. In their teens we all sat around the dining room table and all four of us played. The competition was brutal, even for me because by that time they were all good sight readers!
Answered by Eileenon August 9, 2026
Absolutely. Since students play cards as fast as they can instead of taking turns, the game will work with more than two players. You'll need a few more cards to do this, so you could either purchase a second set, or just mix in the relevant cards from Level 6 since that level covers the entire range of notes. If you have more than 3-4 students in your group, you can also run a tournament where students play in smaller groups and the winners end up playing each other.
Answered by Jennifer Eklundon November 3, 2025
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Question:
How long does it typically take to play one game?
Asked by staceyon September 11, 2026
Answer:
It really depends! If a single-user is playing in one-player mode they can cycle through decks quickly (in under 5 minutes). If multiple students are playing, we allow 15-30 minutes. It's up to the teacher to determine how long they would like game-play periods to endure during studio time!
Answered by Jennifer Eklundon September 11, 2026
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Question:
Is there any way to get this sent to Spain? I've tried to order several times and it always says it cannot be delivered to Spain.
Asked by Katherineon March 24, 2026
Answer:
Shipping/parcel forwarding companies are the best option and there are plenty available. We only ship to the U.S. and Canada.
Answered by Jennifer Eklundon November 12, 2026
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