The tiles falling toward you are chord names, press the full triad in time as each one lands.
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How to play
A chart of named chords scrolls down a keyboard lane. As each chord reaches the hit line you must press every note of its triad or tetrad at once. Nail chords on time to build your score; miss the timing and you lose the hit. It is sight-reading and timing rolled into one.
Read the chord name on each falling tile
Press all the notes of that chord as it crosses the line
Time presses to the beat for the cleanest score
Pick a difficulty to set the speed and chord vocabulary
Controls
Desktop: tap the matching keyboard keys, or click the on-screen piano
Phone & tablet: tap the on-screen keys to voice each chord
Game modes
Daily: one shared chart per day
Practice: a new chart every run
Difficulty raises the tempo and adds richer chords
Tips & strategy
Learn to spell common triads instantly so your hand is ready early
Watch the next tile while you play the current one
Anchor on the root, then add the third and fifth as a shape
What you'll learn
Cadence Keys fuses falling-tile rhythm play with real chord reading, pairing timing with harmony.
Skills: chord reading, rhythm, keyboard harmony, music literacy
Best for: roughly grades 5–12 (ages 10+)
For parents & teachers: chord reading with a rhythm game.
About Cadence Keys
Cadence Keys is an original, free browser game that fuses falling-tile rhythm play with real chord reading. It is built in-house and needs no install.
A free, original browser game on PlayPendium. No download, no install.
