piano theory & musical sheet

[logic]

Do you know of a software that can teach me to read the stuff (notes from musical sheet)
I have my midi keyboard connected and let's say the software shows a note on the staff and i have to press the right key...from beginner to advanced...different exercises...
And would be cool if it is also free

I found some stuff on the net but maby you have better solution

[Audi01]

This type of thing?

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[logic]

thanks highqf that software is more about theory but will check it out anyway because i want to learn that too
...i think the keyword here is "fingering" and "exercises" this is what i found that is pretty close to what i need:

http://www.synthesiagame.com/
http://www.emediamusic.com/keyboard-...no-method.html

and some theory on fingering position and stuff:
http://www.softmozart.com/forum/55-t...rst-level.html
http://www.key-notes.com/piano-fingering.html

[Audi01]

Amongst other things, I like the Hanon exercises for warmup:



I found this channel too; although I had to click on "Load More" about 10 times before I go to all the piano videos...

http://www.youtube.com/user/danmansmusicschool/videos

[logic]

SW, yup that program reminded me of a software i had on my commodore i had to load it from tape and i only had a few songs one of them was " I'm Never Gonna Dance Again" George Michael and yes it was before trackers ), thanks for the link.
highqf, this guy has a lot of good suff on his youtube channel will check it out, thanks