Ear Training 4.6.1

This is the free version.

It includes 100 ear training lessons.

In Section "A," there are twenty rhythmic lessons and twenty melodic lessons.

In Section "B," there are twenty rhythmic lessons and twenty melodic lessons.

In Section "C," there are ten rhythmic lessons and ten melodic lessons.

In Section "A," each lesson consists of fifteen exercises.

• You will hear a musical idea and see two scores. One is correct, while the other is incorrect.
• Your task is to select the correct score.
• You have the option to repeat the exercise as many times as you want before making a selection.
• If you choose the wrong answer, the exercise will not progress, allowing you to listen to it again and identify the correct choice.

In Section "B," each lesson consists of fifteen exercises.

• You will hear a musical idea and see two scores. One is correct, while the other is incorrect.
• Your task is to select the correct score.
• Each exercise plays only once.
• Every time you select the correct answer, you earn one point. There is a maximum of 15 possible correct guesses per exercise.

Section "C" features a different type of ear training exercises that are not related to written music. The rhythmic exercises in this section focus on practicing the ability to reproduce a rhythmic combination simply by listening to it. In the melodic exercises of this section, you will listen to a series of sounds and need to identify the highest pitch.

Sometimes, playing songs does not require reading sheet music. You can simply listen to the rhythm or melody and play or sing it. The emphasis in Section "C" is on being able to repeat what you hear rhythmically. It is also important to be able to identify the highest note in a melody.

Section "C" contains ten rhythmic lessons and ten melodic lessons.

Music consists of rhythm and melody. Being able to listen to music notes and understand pitch and duration is an important skill for a musician. Ear training helps you read sheet music without an instrument and know how it sounds.

This app will be extremely useful if you are taking guitar or piano lessons. Playing piano or guitar is enhanced when you have a clear understanding of music note values and pitch.

Ear training is vital for understanding music theory. Guitar or piano playing is not just about finger movement; it also involves listening and understanding what you hear.

Perfect pitch is not a requirement for entering a music school, as there will be ear training lessons provided. Therefore, this app is essential if you are taking singing lessons, learning how to read music, studying music scales, playing the violin, or reading piano sheet music.