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Find your rhythm.

Rhythm Recess

Hear it. Build it.
Read it. Play it.

Nine sections and three exams, ready to explore in your browser.

Bookmarks

Use headphones for the clearest piano cutoffs.

Rhythm Tiles

Replays: 0

Tap a placed tile to remove it. Drag to move it on a computer.

RHYTHM TILES

Tap to add · Drag to place

Showtime

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Connect your Loog or another MIDI keyboard.

Keys released

Study the rhythm, then press Start.

How to play

Any pitch works. Chords count as one attack; release every key to finish the note. Use your keyboard’s own sound—the app plays the metronome. Sustain pedal does not affect scoring. Earn at least 3 stars to move on. Performance stars reward timing and releases equally. This practice does not change your listening-game progress.

Exam results

You found your rhythm!

Your exam

New rhythm skill

Make it your own

Sound settings

Off by default: grade attacks only. Turn on for attack-and-release practice with the pad or MIDI keyboard. Microphone claps always grade attacks only.

Use the playback controls to choose a metronome and count-in. Count-ins use six clicks in 3/4 and four in 4/4.

Listen and compare

Let’s learn this rhythm

Your progress is safe. Listen to the answer, then try the same exercise again.

Correct rhythm

Your rhythm

Rhythm Recess

Practice your rhythm

This local preview includes Sections 1–9 and three ten-question exams. Complete each group of three sections to unlock its exam. Earn an average of three stars to pass. All three exams require Andante (90 BPM) or faster.

Progress saves in this browser when storage is available. It is separate from your iPhone progress.

Piano: Salamander Grand Piano by Alexander Holm, CC BY 3.0. The chord uses transposed copies of the middle-C sample. Attribution · License

Find your rhythm.

Ready to find your rhythm?

Choose your student profile to load and save your own progress in every game.

Previous shared progress stays with Guest. New student profiles begin separately.

Set a practice time goal Optional

A time goal gives you a reminder after active practice. You can finish early or add more time.

Practice at your own pace. Choose End session whenever you’re ready.

Add or edit teacher details Optional

Details stay in this browser on this device. Your sections, scores and tempo will be saved in a practice report.

Well done!

Practice goal reached

Sending opens your practice report so you can choose how to share it.

Your practice today

Practice report

Attempts & improvement

Make it your own

Marathon

Your rhythms
Your goal

Your tempo

Play with

Your daily rhythm practice

Daily Recess

New rhythms built from everything through Exam 3. Three or four stars count as a successful rhythm.

Choose your methods
Play with

For Showtime and Copy Cat. Rhythm Tiles uses the tile tray.

Set your goal

Your tempo
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Fresh cumulative rhythms · Every rhythm type through Exam 3 is fair game. A tricky rhythm gets one retry, then returns later. Results stay separate from your curriculum.

Find your rhythm.

Showtime · Keep your rhythm going

Marathon

Practice settings

Marathon complete

You found your rhythm!

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Rhythm Tiles · A puzzle for your ears

Find the Imposter

The rhythm you hear is correct. Find and replace the wrong tiles on the timeline.

Use the playback controls to turn the count-in and metronome on or off. “Up to 2” randomly gives you one or two wrong tiles; you won’t be told how many.

Start with 4 stars. Each incorrect Check answer costs one star, down to one. Replays and changing your mind are free. A hint is available after two mistakes and caps the puzzle at two stars. Earn your stars by solving it.

Begins with Section 2, where quarter notes and paired eighths introduce the first one-beat contrast. Timed sessions let you finish the current puzzle.

Find the Imposter · Session complete

Keep the Beat

Keep the Beat settings

Settings

The four count-in clicks are separate. After them, count silently from 1 and make one attack on the announced beat. Earn three or four stars to advance to the next beat. Each attempt uses a hidden tempo within ±2 BPM of your selected division. Listen to the count-in: that tempo stays steady through the attempt. Each division keeps its own saved progress. The timing allowance stops widening after beat 8.

Listening room

Practice unlock only · No leaderboard scores or personal bests.

Use your selected Tap / Spacebar, MIDI or microphone input.

Keep your Guest progress

Saved personal bests are never lowered. Unranked Easter egg practice is excluded.

Timing calibration

Listen to four clicks, then match the next eight with your selected input. Keep the same device and audio connection for practice.

This estimates your repeatable timing offset, including how you play. It cannot isolate hardware latency. Change this selection and recalibrate when you change audio equipment. For microphone input, use headphones so clicks do not trigger the detector.

Pick your starting beat

Your personal best stays saved.

Keep the Beat · Champions

Leaderboard

Daily scores reset at midnight New York time (Eastern Time). Daily runs start at beat 1; ordinary practice keeps your saved starting beat. Daily scores must sync before the reset.

Your leaderboard entry

Check in first, then choose a public nickname. Only your nickname, tempo, best beat, input mode, timing error and score date are shared. Your leaderboard identity is remembered on this device.

Report opens an email to support. Blocking hides a player on this device; older entries can be hidden by nickname.

Highest completed beat wins. Equal scores share a rank; closer timing on that beat appears first. Older scores without timing appear after measured scores within the same rank. Scores use the same capped timing allowance at every tempo.

Delete your leaderboard account?

This permanently deletes this student’s leaderboard account and all its shared scores. Your practice progress on this device stays saved. If you join again later, a new leaderboard account will be created.