Fingerboard
Violin Fingerboard
Tap notes on the G, D, A and E strings to hear the pitch and see every enharmonic spelling side by side.
Open Violin Fingerboard →Small practical tools to support music learning, rhythm and notation.
Made for Aria’s in-person students, free for everyone. These tools make reading music and finding notes quick and visual at home, so lesson time can go to bowing, tone and musical expression. About in-person lessons →
Tap notes on the G, D, A and E strings to hear the pitch and see every enharmonic spelling side by side.
Open Violin Fingerboard →Open any MIDI file and it becomes violin music: notes, string and finger for every note, lit up on the music and the fingerboard as it plays, with the file’s other parts (or piano chords) as backing. Your files stay on your device.
Open MIDI to Fingerboard →Build a weekly practice plan from the Practice Library: pick videos, études, play-along tracks and games, set the minutes and times, then send it to a student as a link or export it for the Practice Planner.
Open Practice Plan Builder →ABRSM Grades 1–8 scales and arpeggios, note by note. The score and a coloured-finger fingerboard light up together. Step forward and back, choose a tempo and change the fingering.
Open Scales on the Fingerboard →1,000 new pieces (200 per grade) at ABRSM Grade 1–5 sight-reading level. Take a 30-second look, play it through, then check every note on the music and the fingerboard. Printable PDFs too.
Open Grade 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 →242 well-known songs (46–50 per grade), Grades 1–5: nursery songs, folk tunes, carols, hymns and classical favourites, with piano chords. Grades 4–5 repeat each tune an octave higher using 1st–3rd position. Printable PDFs too.
Open Grade 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 →For Chinese numbered-notation players. Choose 1=C, 1=G, 1=D… to see every note as a jianpu number with octave dots, plus finger numbers for 1st–3rd position.
Open Jianpu Fingerboard →The same jianpu fingerboard for viola: C, G, D and A strings, octave dots, finger numbers for 1st–3rd position, and an alto-clef staff.
Open Jianpu Viola Fingerboard →For the erhu, the Chinese two-string fiddle. Choose a key to see every note on the inner (D) and outer (A) strings as jianpu, with the tuning name (15弦, 52弦…) and 1st-position fingering.
Open Jianpu Erhu Fingerboard →For the zhonghu, the alto erhu tuned a fifth lower (G–D). See every note on both strings as jianpu, with the tuning name (15弦, 52弦…) and 1st-position fingering.
Open Jianpu Zhonghu Fingerboard →A free, live chromatic tuner for violin. Select a string, play a note, and watch it light up on the fingerboard — flat, sharp or right in tune.
Open Violin Chromatic Tuner →The existing terminology page also includes a simple browser-based metronome for tempo practice.
Open Metronome →Review common musical terms and meanings, with search and learning functions.
Open Music Terminology →Aria’s Chinese numbered-notation tool for converting Jianpu-style input into MIDI-based musical output. Open the MIDI file it makes in MIDI to Violin Fingerboard to see the fingering.
Open Jianpu → MIDI →