A small space to listen closer.

What you can do here

Open the player on the PitchQuiz homepage, choose Tones or Semitones, and identify the note you hear. The game supplies four possible labels and shows which answer is correct. You can replay a sound and choose another question at your own pace.

Around the player, you will find practical controls, a short guide to the two note sets, troubleshooting answers and a place to compare notes with other players. This site does not add a hidden scoring system or claim that a few correct answers establish perfect pitch.

The original game

The embedded Pitch-Quiz is by Tim Püschel. It loads from the creator’s original page after you press the start button. The game and its audio remain hosted by the creator; we have not republished its source code or sound library.

PitchQuiz.com is an independent website. It is not presented as the creator’s official website, and no endorsement or partnership is claimed. Our surrounding design, instructions and support pages belong to this play page; the original game remains credited to its creator.

How we describe the game

The instructions reflect the game’s visible controls and a browser playtest. Tones uses natural-note names, while Semitones includes flat-note labels. Both modes offer four choices, a replay button and a reset control. The version tested does not provide a running score, multiplayer competition or saved practice history.

If the original game changes, a control stops working or a description needs correcting, please contact us. Include the page address and what you observed so we can check the same situation.

Contact and transparency

The site operator can be reached at xiaotiaochao913@gmail.com. Questions about personal information are covered in our privacy policy, and rights concerns can be submitted through our copyright page. We want the source of the game, the limits of the experience and the purpose of each feature to be clear before you play.